Zabergau Reinette Apple
The Zabergau Reinette is a russeted apple that is sweet, spicy and very tasty that gets better after about a month in storage.
Excellent for: Fresh eating; Baking; Sauce; Cider
ID-32A
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History: The Zabergau Reinette apple was discovered near the Zaber River in the village of Hausen an der Zaber in Germany in 1885. Parentage: Unknown, chance seedling Pollination:Bloom Time: Mid-seasonPloidy: TriploidGood Pollinators: (requires two diploids for good pollination)Braeburn AppleCameo AppleCortland AppleCox’s Orange Pippin AppleEmpire AppleGala AppleMcShay AppleNewtown Pippin AppleSweet Sixteen AppleWilliams Pride AppleWolf River Apple Harvest Time: September/October Fruit Size: Medium-large, round Flavor: Sweet/spicy Storage (refrigerated): 3-4 months Disease Resistance: Cedar apple rust: Good resistanceFireblight: Good resistanceMildew: Good resistanceScab: Good resistance