Black Gilliflower Uses_Sweet Cider Origin Date: England 1821

Origin Date: England 1821

Complex flavor with a hint of honey

Considerations for Tilton Apricot

Braeburn apple tree is popular in many commercial coastal orchards and is named after Braeburn Orchard in New Zealand where it was first commercially grown

The White Genoa fig tree is well adapted to cooler coastal climates

Black Gilliflower Uses_Sweet Cider Origin Date: England 1821USDA Certified Organic The Black Gilliflower apple tree originated in southern New England in the eighteenth century. The Black Gilliflower (sheepnose) apple has a medium to large, conical ribbed shape, the skin becoming almost dark purple. The Black Gilliflower apple has a distinctive flavor, reminiscent of Spitzenburg, rich and sweet, with a relatively dry flesh. Hangs well on tree. Please see below for further information on our organically grown