The world's first red-fleshed apple

The world's first red-fleshed apple, the Redlove, has rosy-red flesh with a beautiful pattern running through it, according to seller Suttons.

Trees producing the first red-fleshed apples were on sale in Britain on Friday.

The Redlove, grown in Devon, southwestern England, boasts a rosy color from skin to core and was said to be richer in healthy antioxidants than other apples.

Saplings were being sold by British seeds and plants company Suttons, after a Swiss grower spent 20 years breeding the variety.

The apples were set to go on sale within five years.