Pig’s Snout is a great apple. It produces aromatic, sweet/sharp fruit, greenish yellow in appearance with some red flush and a small amount of russeting. The ‘pig’s snout’ name refers to the flattened crown of the apple. It originates in the southwest of England so is well suited for growing in wetter climates and will produce good amounts of clean, disease-free apples. It is a tip bearer and can crop abundantly.
Apples are crisp and sweet with good acidity. Ready to pick mid October, they will store for several weeks.
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