summary: A chance seedling of Virginia Crab found growing in Virginia in the late 1700s. It has likely disappeared in the course of two centuries since then.

characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured, crisp. Juicy and mild.

origins: Champagne?Ardenne (France)

summary: not available

characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured.

origins: Assez r pandu dans le Nord de l’Ille et Vilaine et l’Est de Dinan

summary: Produces somewhat large, purple-skinned crabapples, best suited for ornamental purposes or ciders.

summary: A mutation of Jonagold Decosta, first identified by Janus Verbeek in 2003 in a stand of Jonagold his orchard in Holland. Released in 2010. Ready for harvest ...

characteristics: The flesh is greenish and very firm. Juicy, slightly tart and astringent. Keeps about a month in cold storage.

origins: malus x adstrigens

identification: Large, oblong conic.

characteristics: The flesh is white, fine-grained, firm. Somewhat juicy with a distinct strawberry flavour.

summary: A flowering crab apple with pink blossoms.

characteristics: The flesh is greenish, crisp and tender. Sweet and very juicy with good flavour.

summary: A limb mutation of Blackjon found growing in an orchard at Caldwell, Idaho (U.S.A.), in the 1960s. Colours earlier and is ready for harvest two weeks earlier ...

characteristics: The flesh is white, soft. Sharp.

characteristics: The flesh is yellow, firm. Sweet with anise flavours.

origins: — Northern Spy,Õ cross, Ottawa Experiment Farm, Canada, introduced, 1911

summary: Please see PremA96

origins: Ben Davis x Mother, New York State Agriculture Experiment Station, Geneva, New York, (U.S.A.), introduced, 1914

characteristics: The flesh is tender, somewhat dry and sweet.

summary: not available

summary: See Mantet

characteristics: The flesh is white, crisp and juicy.

summary: not available

summary: A mutation of McIntosh found by Isaac C. Rogers in Dansville, New York State, (U.S.A.). Dark, solid red colour. Introduced commercially in 1932.

summary: A mutation of Golden Winter Pearmain found by G. Brauer in Leisnig, Saxony (Germany) in 1959. More intensely red than the Reine des Reinettes.

characteristics: The flesh is greenish, very firm and crisp. Sweet.

summary: not available

summary: A limb mutation of Jonagold found in Belgium in 1983. Develops colour early and is identifiable by wide red stripes on a yellow background.