Despite its high-octane name, this is not an apple that has generated a whole lot of publicity over recent decades. This may be partly because its parents – Collins and Fanny – are themselves not exactly household names.
 
BLAZE is a mid-season fresh-eating apple that makes up for its low profile by delivering good flavour and an attractive appearance.
Relatively unknown, perhaps, but it’s got a lot going for it, including that nice flavour, good looks and reasonable keeping ability. Who really cares that nobody else has heard of it, as long as we have and we’ve taken a definite liking to this variety?