Büttners Rote I – Stort Körsbärsträd - Prunus Avaium 'Büttners Rote' Popular for creating bittersweet cider

Popular for creating bittersweet cider that can also be mixed

A favorite among bakers with its firm

The apple is a cross between Cox-Orange and Oldenburg and was developed in Germany in 1930

It is recommended that the tree is sheltered as it tends to drop fruit before it matures

Is the parent of Ingrid Marie the apple

Büttners Rote I – Stort Körsbärsträd - Prunus Avaium 'Büttners Rote' Popular for creating bittersweet ciderYear : 2015 Height : 3 m Shape : column Diameter : 5 6 cm Branches : 10 12 Bttners Rote generally grows into a very large tree which means that it either needs a lot of space or has to be pruned to keep the tree within a certain size. Pruning can be done at the same time as the cherries are harvested and in this way keep the tree at a height of about 3 m. A German variety from 1869, produces a lot of fruit and has a sweet taste. Large trees: The