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Tam Jeffrey

August 6, 2018Lynsey Payne Uncategorized

I desperately wanted this very pretty little apple to sweeten up over time, but it resolutely keeps an acidic hint. Very good to add to the cider mix though! Quite prolific even on young trees.

Tam Jeffrey

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