Apple Tree - Pomeroy of Somerset
Origin: Somerset, before 1851
Apple Taste: Rich, aromatic
Type: Dessert
Flowering Group : 3
Rootstock: M106
Size : Maiden
Harvest : October
Vigour : Medium
Pomeroy apples were famous for their flavour in the 19th century. Hogg recorded three Pomeroys - in Somerset, Lancashire and Herefordshire/Worcestershire - in 1851. They're very old apples; he thought they might have been Norman, which makes sense of the French name ("king's apple"). Pomeroy of Somerset has attractive large apples, and makes for a handsome tree. It's unusual in these parts for not being a cider apple.
Supplier : R.V. Roger Ltd.
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See our section on Pollination Groups to help you select your apple trees.
The rootstock for our dessert, or eating apple trees, is the most vigorous available - M106 and M25. M25 rootstock will produce the standard trees of a traditional orchard, which will grow over 4.5m, and M106 3 to 4m. Please refer to our size guide for details.
All our Pomeroy of Somerset apple trees are bare root. At the height of the lifting season there may be up to a month's delay between placing the order and dispatching due to pressure of orders, which are dealt with in date sequence, and the weather. Orders for Pomeroy of Somerset apple trees taken from March to September are confirmed in October ready for dispatch from November. Please note there is an overall minimum order size of £50.