Tickled Pink is a mid-season, dual-purpose apple variety known for its speckled, dark red skin and juicy, quite sharp, dark red flesh. This apple retains its shape and color when cooked or dried, making it suitable for both fresh consumption and culinary uses. The fruit crops in early autumn and can be stored for a few weeks.
The apple tree bears deep pink flowers in spring, adding a decorative element to the orchard. It was introduced to the UK by Frank P Matthews in 2011 and requires a pollinator from group 3, 4, or 5 for optimal fruit production.
Tickled Pink gained recognition when it was featured on the BBC's Great British Menu for the dessert final, where the apples were supplied from mother orchards in Worcestershire. The history of this apple suggests its relatively recent introduction to the market.
For successful pollination, Tickled Pink can be paired with various pollinator partners, including:
Apple Annie Elizabeth
Apple Braeburn
Apple Christmas Pippin
Apple Eden
Apple Golden Delicious
Apple Herefordshire Russet
Apple Howgate Wonder
Apple Lord Derby
This diverse set of pollinators ensures that Tickled Pink receives adequate pollination, leading to a successful and abundant harvest. Overall, Tickled Pink seems to be a versatile apple variety suitable for both eating fresh and culinary purposes.
The apple tree bears deep pink flowers in spring, adding a decorative element to the orchard. It was introduced to the UK by Frank P Matthews in 2011 and requires a pollinator from group 3, 4, or 5 for optimal fruit production.
Tickled Pink gained recognition when it was featured on the BBC's Great British Menu for the dessert final, where the apples were supplied from mother orchards in Worcestershire. The history of this apple suggests its relatively recent introduction to the market.
For successful pollination, Tickled Pink can be paired with various pollinator partners, including:
Apple Annie Elizabeth
Apple Braeburn
Apple Christmas Pippin
Apple Eden
Apple Golden Delicious
Apple Herefordshire Russet
Apple Howgate Wonder
Apple Lord Derby
This diverse set of pollinators ensures that Tickled Pink receives adequate pollination, leading to a successful and abundant harvest. Overall, Tickled Pink seems to be a versatile apple variety suitable for both eating fresh and culinary purposes.
Fruit Ready to Pick: September
Tickled Pink is a mid-season, dual-purpose apple variety known for its speckled, dark red skin and juicy, quite sharp, dark red flesh. This apple retains its shape and color when cooked or dried, making it suitable for both fresh consumption and culinary uses. The fruit crops in early autumn and can be stored for a few weeks.
The apple tree bears deep pink flowers in spring, adding a decorative element to the orchard. It was introduced to the UK by Frank P Matthews in 2011 and requires a pollinator from group 3, 4, or 5 for optimal fruit production.
Tickled Pink gained recognition when it was featured on the BBC's Great British Menu for the dessert final, where the apples were supplied from mother orchards in Worcestershire. The history of this apple suggests its relatively recent introduction to the market.
For successful pollination, Tickled Pink can be paired with various pollinator partners, including:
Apple Annie Elizabeth
Apple Braeburn
Apple Christmas Pippin
Apple Eden
Apple Golden Delicious
Apple Herefordshire Russet
Apple Howgate Wonder
Apple Lord Derby
This diverse set of pollinators ensures that Tickled Pink receives adequate pollination, leading to a successful and abundant harvest. Overall, Tickled Pink seems to be a versatile apple variety suitable for both eating fresh and culinary purposes.
The apple tree bears deep pink flowers in spring, adding a decorative element to the orchard. It was introduced to the UK by Frank P Matthews in 2011 and requires a pollinator from group 3, 4, or 5 for optimal fruit production.
Tickled Pink gained recognition when it was featured on the BBC's Great British Menu for the dessert final, where the apples were supplied from mother orchards in Worcestershire. The history of this apple suggests its relatively recent introduction to the market.
For successful pollination, Tickled Pink can be paired with various pollinator partners, including:
Apple Annie Elizabeth
Apple Braeburn
Apple Christmas Pippin
Apple Eden
Apple Golden Delicious
Apple Herefordshire Russet
Apple Howgate Wonder
Apple Lord Derby
This diverse set of pollinators ensures that Tickled Pink receives adequate pollination, leading to a successful and abundant harvest. Overall, Tickled Pink seems to be a versatile apple variety suitable for both eating fresh and culinary purposes.
Fruit Ready to Pick: September
Water Needs / Maintence
Moderate to High/ Moderate
Spaced Apart
3-4.5m (10-15ft)
Pollination Group
3
Overall Height
Semi dwarf 2.5 - 3.5m (8-12ft)
Species
Malus domestica
Root Stock
Fruits ready to be picked
September
