Lady Williams

Origin Chance seedling from Donnybrook, Western Australia, about 1935; thought to be a cross between Rokewood and Granny Smith.
Tree Moderate vigour.
Disease status Moderately susceptible to scab and mildew.
Chilling requirement Moderate.
Blossom and pollination Early–mid season.
Most mid-season varieties.
Fruit shape Medium, round conical, globose-oblate.
Skin and flesh Bright pink-red with a stripe over most of the surface.
Smooth, firm, crisp texture with acceptable flavour when the satisfactory sugar–acid balance is allowed to develop.
Harvest and yield Very late, not suitable for cold climates.
Precocious bearer, but needs crop regulation for good size.
Storage Long; does scald; excellent shelf life.
Appearance

Lady Williams

This information forms part of Agfact H4.1.12 Apple varieties.