Description: 
Originating as a chance seeding in New Zealand in the 1950’s Braeburn features a yellow–gold skin colour with reddish overtones. The creamy firm flesh and robust spicy flavour makes it a good apple to eat fresh or bake with. This is an easy tree to prune because it produces large amounts of fruit spurs without special pruning techniques. Disease resistance is good. Regular and good cropper. Late season harvest and stores well.
 
Uses: 
Fresh, juice and sauce.
 
Harvest: 
Late season harvest and stores well.
 
Pollinators: 
Akane, Cortland, Honeycrisp, Wolf River
White flowering crabapples are also good pollinisers for this variety.
For other varieties that will pollinate this variety we recommmend this 'Pollination Checker' from out friends at Orange Pippin Trees in the UK.