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Information on over 7,000 apples is available here, all carefully researched and provided in a way that is easy to navigate.
Apples with the use of ornamental
Burchardt's Gold Renette (@1048)
summary: A medium size, glossy, soft-fleshed, Type 2 apple developed in northern Germany. Juicy, mildly sweet and resistant to most diseases.
Butterball
summary: Ornamental crabapple that also has small, flavourful golden fruit about the size of a hazelnut that produces a delicious crabapple jelly.
Callaway Flowering Crabapple
summary: Though grown primarily for ornamental purposes, this crabapple produces sweet-tart, bright red fruit about the size of a acorn that is favoured for jellies and ...
Camzam
summary: Pink flowers, purple fruit, rounded compact tree shape, dark green leaves changing to maroon in autumn. Ornamental, not intended for human consumption.
Candymint
characteristics: The flesh is greenish, firm. Dry and rather tart.
Cathay
1
origins: Developed by Dr. Niels E. Hansen, Brookings, South Dakota (U.S.A.)
Centennial
2
characteristics: The flesh is yellow, crisp. Juicy and sweet-sharp. Flavourful.
Centzam
summary: A full-size, flowering crabapple tree with small, bright red blossoms. Intended for ornamental planting, not for human consumption.
Cheal’s Weeping
1
origins: Developed by Joseph Cheal & Sons/Lowfield Nurseries, Crawley, England (U.K.) in the late 1800s.
Cherub
summary: Favoured for making cider and desserts.
Chinese Crabapple
3
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, soft. Very juicy and astringent.
Chinese Flowering Apple
2
characteristics: The fruit is small. Yellow.
Cinzam
summary: A dwarf crabapple tree with white blossoms and golden yellow fruit. Leaves turn yellow in autumn. Intended as an ornamental tree, not for human consumption.
Clifford Red Flesh
summary: Found growing in the British Isles since the Middle Ages.
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