Winter apple tree LIGOL

Winter apple variety. The fruit is picked at the end of September or beginning of October and keeps until May or longer. The apples are large or very large, round-conical and slightly ribbed, with firm green skin and a diffuse blush in the sun. The flesh is creamy, firm, juicy, aromatic, sweet-and-sour and tasty. The trees are medium-vigorous with conical crowns, begin fruiting early and crop very abundantly. The variety is winter-hardy and almost resistant to powdery mildew.