Bloody Ploughman Year:2 YR but later renamed when it

but later renamed when it was found in Court of Wick at Yatton in Somerset

Cream coloured flesh

Believed to be a cross between Sturmer Pippin and Ribston Pippin

Fully ripe by November

A good blender with very pretty blossom

Bloody Ploughman Year:2 YR but later renamed when itA Scottish eating apple, probably originating from Carse of Gowrie, Perthshire. Sweet and juicy with pale flesh. Deep red in colour, heavily ribbed. A strong, hardy tree that ripens in September and will store until November. Legend has it that a ploughman was caught stealing a bag of apples and was shot. His wife then threw the apples on the compost heap which grew into this tree.