Malus d. 'Braeburn' (Pleached) Pleached Fruits often persist through winter

Fruits often persist through winter and may be retained right through to the next season's blossom with a contrasting effect

The fruits and young shoots are poisonous

'Brenelia' is a relatively new cultivar

Cream coloured flesh which is rich

A vigorous selection

Malus d. 'Braeburn' (Pleached) Pleached Fruits often persist through winter'Braeburn' is a dessert apple from Braeburn Orchards, New Zealand, here trained and shaped into a beautiful cordon form. This cultivar bears refreshing, crisp apples with firm, sweet flesh; can be perfumed. Pick in late October and store until January March. May not mature in the colder regions of England. Flowering group D, self fertile.