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Bramley|ˈbræmlɪ|
[f. the name of Matthew Bramley, an English butcher, in whose garden at Southwell, Notts., this apple is said to have been first grown c. 1850 (see 1931 N. & Q. 14 Nov. 351/2).]
A type of cooking apple; in full Bramley('s) seedling.
1900Gardening 3 Mar. 1 Vigorous-growing varieties, especially Bramley's..will make strong wood. 1902Encycl. Brit. XXVIII. 530/1 For storing, the cooking sorts favoured now are..Bramley's Seedling, Golden Noble, and Lane's Prince Albert. 1957E. Hyams Speaking Garden 34 No matter how sour and sharp the apples used—for example, Bramleys. 1959Listener 19 Nov. 907/1, 4 medium-sized Bramley cooking apples. |