Apple gala is an extremely attractive variety, gala lard is recognizable by spilled rosy color, while gully bruckfield is characteristic of red strands. One of the reputed summer varieties. The fruit is yellowish meat, sweet and succulent taste. It's read in mid-August.
The fruits are large to a very large, round - conical shape. The taste is pronounced acidic. It's crispy apples, hard, juicy white and very sharp flavors. However, its long-lasting meat becomes softer, and served a little cooled can be very refreshing.
The fruit is medium-sized to large, elongated-cuprous, symmetrical. The skin is thin, smooth, green-yellow to golden-yellow, often covered with rust coat. The flesh of the fruit is firm, pale yellow, juicy, slightly acidic. It is used as an apple table, and to a lesser extent for industrial processing.