Porter's Perfection Size:MM106 Mature trees tend to be

Mature trees tend to be large and spreading

bright red flush streaking most of the fruit

recorded in 1862

Sent to the London Horticultural Society in 1810 and described as 'a beautiful dish for dessert'

up there with Kingston Black

Porter's Perfection Size:MM106 Mature trees tend to beA late medium bittersharp cider apple. Small greenish yellow fruit flushed with dark red and flecks, white or greenish white flesh, sometimes red below the skin. Crisp and juicy. Early May blossom, not ready to drop until the third week of November. Vigorous and heavy cropping. Named after Charles Porter, nurseryman from East Lambrook in the nineteenth century. In 1907 Long Ashton received fruit where it was admired for its high quality juice.