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Braeburn Hidala
type: Dessert
synonyms: Hillwell Red Braeburn, Hillwell
summary: A limb mutation of Braeburn found by John Hill in his orchard in Hastings, New Zealand in 1981. Harvest coincides with parent.
identification: Large, symetrical, no ribbing, weakly crowned. Yellow green base colour washed more than 75 per cent with red streaks. Some russet around the stem cavity.
uses: Dessert apple.
origins: Found in 1981 as a limb mutation on Braeburn at Hastings (New Zealand).
harvest: Ready for harvest with Braeburn.
pollination peak: 1
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