summary: A limb mutation of Banning Gala found by B. Lewis in his orchard at Wenatchee, Washington (U.S.A.). Medium size, round conic, deeply coloured with striping. Ripens ...

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characteristics: Flesh is yellowish, firm, crisp and fine-grained. Juicy and sweet-tart.

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summary: A highly-coloured, red mutation of Ben Davis . Found growing by Parson Black on his farm in Washington County, Arkansas (U.S.A.) in 1869.

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characteristics: The flesh is greenish yellow, brisk.

characteristics: The flesh is creamy-white and fine-grained. Firm. Mildly acidic.

origins: Somerset (UK) may be a chance seedling of Dabinett.

summary: Originated in Herefordshire (U.K.) as a mutation of the Foxwhelp

origins: The variety was sent from Worcestershire (UK) to be presented at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Apple and Pear Conference in 1934. It is likely obsolete.

summary: Often called Crow's Egg or Southern Crow's Egg, this tall, oddly shaped apple is an excellent fresh-eating variety that has been grown in the southeastern ...

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origins: Somersetshire

summary: Please see Winter Colman

summary: A mutation of Jonathan found near Wenatchee, Washington (U.S.A.) in 1931. Bright red than the standard Jonathan.

characteristics: Yellow flesh, juicy. Sweet-sharp, spicy and aromatic.

summary: A mutation of McIntosh .

summary: A mutation of McIntosh

origins: Herefordshire

summary: Originating in the northeastern U.S.A., this dark-skinned heritage apple is still grown and appreciated more than two centuries after it was found.

characteristics: The flesh is yellowish with bright red stains close to the skin. Firm. Sweet-tart

summary: A mutation of Stayman found by J.H. Dickey in 1926 near Wenatchee, Washington (U.S.A.). Deep red blush.

characteristics: The flesh is ????? sharp

summary: See Mammoth Black Twig

origins: First documented in the early 1900s when it was listed among the entries for the Cider Variety Competition with the Long Ashton Research station of Bristol ...

summary: Originating in the American southeast in the mid-1880s, the Black Warrior is now considered to be a lost apple.

summary: Please see Kinnaird’s Choice .

characteristics: The flesh is ??????. Sharp, good flavour.