Lohrer Rambur

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Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh. Apple · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree is of medium growth type and forms a broad-pyramidal or broad-bushy, heavily branched crown, reaching 6–8 meters in height and 4–6 meters in width. The variety possesses good disease resistance, is low maintenance, and is characterized by high reliability in cultivation.

The fruits are large or very large, with an uneven, broad-ribbed shape. The skin is smooth, yellow-green in ground color with a reddish blush and stripes, and can become greasy during storage. The flesh is firm, juicy, light yellow or greenish-white, possessing a mildly sweet, distinctly acidic taste with a spicy note.

The variety is classified as late-winter; harvesting begins in October, and consumption maturity occurs from December to February or March. The fruits are resistant to dropping and remain on the tree until full ripeness. Flowering is medium, with light-pink tinted flowers.

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