Timberpedia - Apple

Apple

Latin Name:Irish Name:Native to Ireland?
Pyrus MalusÚllYes

About the Tree


There are over one hundred and fifty native Irish apple tress. Historically apples have been grown
in Ireland for over 3000 years. The tree originated from Asia, where its wild ancestor is still found
today.

About the Wood


Good suitability for carving. Difficult to get straight grained pieces. Will split if dried too quickly.
The wood is very hard, heavy and close grained.

Apfelbaum Winterrambour Hochstamm Apple tree
Apple tree blossom Apple blossom
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