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Index of apples starting with H
Herma
1
characteristics: The flesh is ??????? crisp. Juicy astringent. Keeps three months in cold storage.
Herman Smith
origins: — Orleans x Gravenstein,Õ 945, by Herman Smith, Riverside, California, USA, introduced, 1958
Hermann’s Pippin
characteristics: The flesh is white, tender and juicy. Keeps about two months.
Herring’s Pippin
characteristics: The flesh is creamy white, coarse textured, crisp and juicy. Aromatic with a hint of aniseed and spicy. Keeps three months in cold storage.
Herring’s Pippin
1
characteristics: The flesh is cream-coloured, firm, crisp and coarse-grained. Juicy, spicy with faint flavour of anise.
Hessenreuter Blauacher
summary: This highly rated cider and dessert apple originated in north eastern Switzerland during in the early 1800s/
Heusgen’s Golden Reinette
characteristics: The flesh is pale yellow, often with orange tints. Acidic when first picked by becomes sweet and aromatic in storage. Keeps three months in cold storage.
Heyer 12
characteristics: The flesh is white, somewhat coarse, .Juicy and tart but very mild flavour. The skin is very thin.Keeps less than three weeks in cold storage.
Heyer 20
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, somewhat coarse, crisp, juicy and tart. The flesh brown quickly once exposed to air. Keeps two to three weeks in cold storage.
Hibb’s Seedling
characteristics: Flesh is fine grained, crisp and melting. Juicy and sweet. Keeps two months in cold storage.
Hibernal
2
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, coarse grained and crisp. Juicy, sharp and astringent.
High View Pippin
characteristics: Flesh is creamy white with some green around the core. Fine grained, and firm Juicy, sweet and intensely aromatic. Keeps in cold storage for up to five months.
Hightop Sweet
characteristics: The flesh is yellow, tender and dry. Very sweet. Does not keep well.
Higley at a cider mill in Connecticut and planted when she and
summary: not available
Higred
summary: Found in 1972 as a limb mutation of Snyder by George Higgins in his orchard near Grandview, Washington (U.S.A.). Ready for harvest 10 to 14 days earlier than ...
Hilde
origins: Chance seedling found growing at the Cordes Nursery Wedel/Holstein (Germany).
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