Cider trees, grafting results, broken branch and Tremletts bitter @stephenhayesuk
Cider trees, grafting results, broken branch and Tremletts bitter  @stephenhayesuk
Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Tremlett's is a strongly biennial bittersweet cider apple, no crop one year, massive crop the next. If you prune the tree to get relatively more horizontal branches, you will get fewer broken ones. Somerset Redstreak has a very upright habit and tends to break heavy laden branches, as seen here.
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Cider trees, grafting results, broken branch and Tremlett's bitter

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