Holsteiner Cox Äpple - Malus Domestica 'Holsteiner Cox' Alternatives:100 stk, bar-rotade, 1-års träd, 30-70 cm Rating: **** (5 max)Use: For

Rating: **** (5 max)Use: For compote and cakes / Eating plums / BakingMaturity: LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zone 1-5Plant location: Preferably sun and good soiljuly = early //aug = middle // sept = lateYield: good / medium / small

Rating: ***** (5 max)Use: For compotes and cakes/ BakingMaturity: LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zone 1-5Plant location: Preferably sun and good soiljuly = early //aug = middle // sept = lateYield: good / medium / small

Rating: **** (max 5)Use: Eating apple / Food appleMaturity: LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zone 1-2Plant location: Sun

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Holsteiner Cox Äpple - Malus Domestica 'Holsteiner Cox' Alternatives:100 stk, bar-rotade, 1-års träd, 30-70 cm Rating: **** (5 max)Use: ForHolsteiner Cox comes from Schleswig Holstein in Germany and was introduced at the beginning of the 20th century. The apple is closely related to the Cox Orange, but is slightly larger. The apples turn orange red, with firm pulp that is yellow, and are very juicy. Has a lovely aromatic scent and is slightly sour. Rating: **** (max 5)Use: Eating apple Food appleMaturity: LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zone 1 2Plant location: Sun, nutritious soilAug Sept =