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Index of apples starting with S
Spitzenburg Crabapple
summary: There is a noticeable scarcity of information in regards the existence of a Spitzenburg or Spitzenberg crabapple. At best, it may have existed prior to the late ...
Spitzlederer
characteristics: The flesh is greenish white, fine grained, firm and jewy. Dry, medium sweet, slightly sharp and aromatic.,
Spiwell
origins: — Northern Spy,Õ cross, Ottawa Experiment Farm, Canada, introduced, 1927
Spiza
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, coarse grained and crisp. Juicy and sweet sharp. Aromatic.
Splendour
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summary: A commercially grown dessert apple that originated in New Zealand in the mid-1900s
Spokane Beauty
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summary: This apple can reach weights of up to a kilogram and it tastes great.
Spotted Dick
origins: Devon UK Mentioned in Ministry of Agriculture lists in the 1940s. Rediscovered at Feniton Court in 1995”
Spreading Norman
identification: Small, conic. The skin is glossy, lemon yellow on the shaded face and blushed bright red on the sun exposed face. Heavily marked with russet lenticels. The stem ...
Spring Grove Codlin
characteristics: The flesh is yellow, tender. Juicy, sweet, brisk and slightly aromatic.
Spring Song
summary: A small, ornamental, flowering crab apple tree with deep pink buds opening to pale pink blossoms with red edging. Blooms annually. The bark is golden tan ...
Spur Winter Banana
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summary: A whole tree mutation of Winter Banana discovered by Chelan Apple Company in the early 1960s in Chelan, Washington (U.S.A.) and introduced in 1972. Produces fruit on ...
Squire's Pippin
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, firm and crisp. Sweet and brisk. Matures to a rich balsamic aroma in storage. Keeps up to five months in cold storage.
St fner Rosenapfel
characteristics: The flesh is greenish, fine?grained and firm. sweet, aromatic.
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