Broadholme Beauty is a heavy-cropping English cooking apple, primarily used for baking.
The flavour is less acidic than most cooking apples.
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Broadholme Beauty is easy to grow, and a regular cropper.
It has good disease resistance, although curiously the branches (not the fruit) sometimes exhibit mild symptoms of canker.
Although it sounds like a traditional English apple, Broadholme Beauty was actually introduced in 2002. However it has traditional origins, being a cross between James Grieve and Lane's Prince Albert. It was raised by Cecil Lovely and named after the village of Broadholme in the county of Lincolnshire where he lived.
