StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Bramley

Windfall Bramley Apple, with small twig & leaves. One of many ! Found just before the grass [and clover] got a trim.

Blossom on the Bramley Apple tree - an old variety of cooking apple, much favoured by experienced cooks. When we moved in, this tree seemed to be afflicted by "bitter pit" disease but some judicious feeding & pruning seem to have done the trick and we've had some bumper crops in recent years.

Flowers ! [L->R] white Rowan / mountain ash {Sorbus sp} pinkish Apple, these are Bramley {a decent cooking apple and we usually have a glut and many windfalls} and in the foreground a pink clematis {specific variety not known, it came with the house !}.

Plenty of apple blossom ! Hopefully we'll have a good crop [these are cookers, probably Bramley, from the way they behave / age of the tree]

Glut of cooking apples ... glad we've got a freezer. These two apple trees come with the house, and are probably 60 or 75 years old - must measure the trunks - and regularly crop very well (unless there is a late frost or similar)