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Sent to the London Horticultural Society in 1810 and described as 'a beautiful dish for dessert'
heavy cropping tree with good frost resistance
Raised by Barbourne Nurseries and introduced by Rowe of Worcester in 1908
The original tree grew in an orchard close to the Camlad
not ready to drop until the third week of November
Jac y Do Size:M25 Sent to the London HorticulturalA Welsh bittersweet cider apple. Round pale yellow skin with some pink flush and russet. A bittersweet with lots of tannin. A vigorous cropper, falls in late September. Found growing just outside the walls of Conwy Castle. The name Jack y Do (Jackdaw) is a traditional name to refer to those born in the town walls. Many jackdaws can be found roosting around the towns. walls and orchard.