Court of Wick Year:2 YR Raised by Barbourne Nurseries and

Raised by Barbourne Nurseries and introduced by Rowe of Worcester in 1908

but in existence in England before 1685

Bittersweet and dry with thick skin

Round-conical waxy green apples with hardly any flush

Court of Wick Year:2 YR Raised by Barbourne Nurseries andA late September eating apple, also known as Wood's Huntingdon. Red with gold russeting, yellow flesh. Sweet, crisp, and rich, developing a more complex flavour as it ripens. Will store until December. Very hardy and good at withstanding cold winds. Reputedly introduced in 1790 by Wood of Huntingdon, but later renamed when it was found in Court of Wick at Yatton in Somerset. Permission to use photograph by Philip James (Dinefwr Heritage Orchard) is