Description and characteristics of the apple variety Eva, its advantages and disadvantages
The apple tree, named so unusually - Eve - will surely remind everyone of the ancient biblical story about the first woman in the Garden of Eden who ate an apple and knew sin. We will talk about trees growing in the gardens of Crimea and Ukraine and delighting their owners with rich harvests. It is not suitable for industrial distribution, but it is a joy for gardeners to grow this fruit tree with "heavenly" fruits.
Description of apple tree Eva
Not much is written about apple trees of this variety on the worldwide web. And their descriptions are short. They:
- undersized;
- early regular fruiting;
- the yield is high.
An apple tree was brought from Hungary, classified as a summer variety.
They talk about its fruits more actively and colorfully: the apples are beautiful, slightly silvery, wine-sweet, weighing up to 180 grams.
They ripen in September. But even on December days, you can see apples on the branches.
What are the pros and cons of the variety?
The advantages of this variety include regular and generous fruiting.
Apples tolerate transportation well.
The tree is well resistant to vitreousness, a disease of apple trees that affects fruits especially well illuminated by the sun.
Eve can be said to be scab resistant, but it is better if preventive measures are taken.
When it comes to evaluating Eva's flavored apples from tasters, they are not generous. They are given 4.1 points out of 5 possible. But apples are juicy, and their taste is wonderful - sweet and sour.
It is unlikely that such a fruit tree will fully show its best characteristics in the cold northern regions, but in the Crimea it copes well with frosts.
The disadvantage of this variety can be considered a weak drought resistance. But watering, done correctly and on time, will help solve this problem.
Its fruits do not ripen at the same time, therefore it is not recommended for industrial cultivation. But for personal plots it is quite suitable.
Apple trees of the Eva variety have long found their loyal admirers among amateur gardeners in Russia and Ukraine.
