Can pink lady apples be grown in the UK?
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Pink Lady is also a trademark - the actual variety is Cripps Pink. The brand is owned and licensed by Apple and Pear Australia. It is grown, with permission, in a range of countries but not in the UK. UK growers are not allowed to grow it because the trademark holder is worried the climate will not do it justice.
Thereof, where are pink lady apples grown?
Pink Lady® requires a very long growing period and a hot climate, and hence is only grown in the warmer apple-growing regions of South Africa, USA, southern Europe - and of course Australia.
Accordingly, can you grow Pink Lady apples from seeds?
From seed to fruit This is where the life cycle of the Pink Lady® apple begins. Treegrowers plant their apple trees during the winter, when plants cease to grow. They must then wait 3 to 4 years until the trees enter the production phase.
Red Prince
- Red Prince. Red Prince has glorious, deep-red skin and crisp, creamy, juicy flesh.
- Bramley. An apple for cooking, not eating, Bramley has the distinction of being the only apple exclusively grown in the UK.
- Evelina.
- Gala.
- Cameo.
- Cox.
- Spartan.