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Pacific Crabapple
Type: Eating, Jelly
characteristics: Small and tart.
Synonyms: Oregon Crabapple, Malus fusca, Pyrus fusca, Malus diversifolia, Pyrus ...
Pacific Gala
Type: Dessert
summary: A sport of Royal Gala found by Larry Olsen in 1989. Washed red. Darker and less striped.
Synonyms: Olsentwo
Packhorse Pippin
Type: Dessert
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, crisp and juicy. Somewhat tart. Keeps three months in cold storage.
Synonyms: Packhorse
Padley's Pippin
Type: Eating
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, juicy, sweet and brisk with good aroma. Keeps two months in cold storage.
Synonyms: Padley’s Royal George Pippin
Paducah
Type:
characteristics: Firm and crunchy. Moderately sweet.
Synonyms: Paduckah, Tulpohaukin
Paignton Marigold
Type:
identification: Small to medium. Round. The base colour is green washed deep red, marked with lighter red stripes. The eye is small and partly open, set in a shallow and wide ...
Palmer’s Rosey
Type: Dessert
characteristics: Flesh is cream coloured, soft. Juicy and sweet? sharp and aromatic with a hint of aniseed.
Palouse
Type: Dessert
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, crisp, firm. Juicy, sweet-sharp and highly aromatic.
Pandora
Type:
origins: — Northern Spy,’ cross, Ottawa Experiment Farm, Canada, introduced, 1913
Papirovka
Type: Dessert
characteristics: The flesh is cream-colured, often stained red under the skin. Juicy and acidic.
Synonyms: The name Papirovka is also used as a synonym for White Transparent and Empire Red .
Paradis
Type: Eating
characteristics: The flesh is white, fine?grained and firm. Juicy and brisk, nutty. Keeps three months in storage.
Synonyms: French Paradise, Paradis, Pomme Paradis
Paragon
Type:
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish and somewhat fine-grained. Crisp and moderately juicy. Citrus flavours.
Park Farm Pippin
Type:
origins: Farm on Sandringham Estate — Falstaff x ‘A 409?21,’ East Malling Research Station, ENGLAND, introduced, 2002
Park's Pippin
Type: Cider
origins: originated about 1850 on the farm of Monroe Parks of North Georgia and has been a very popular variety in that state for years
Synonyms: Gilmer Pippin
Parker's Pippin
Type:
characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured,,crisp and firm. Sweet sharp, somewhat aromatic with a fruit drop flavour.
Synonyms: Broker’s Pippin, Lederapfel, Parker, Parker’s Grey Pippin, Parker’s ...
Parkland
Type: Eating, Pie, Sauce
summary: Bred for short growing seasons and long, harsh winters.
Parkman
Type:
origins: Grown extensively in Japan as an ornamental variety since the late 1800s.
Synonyms: Malus halliana Parkmanii