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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 pollinization
ANABP 01
summary: Bred in Australia for the commercial trade, this dessert apple is sweet, crunchy and easily recognized by its conic shape and deep purple colour. It is best ...
Bastian Orange Crab
2
summary: Grown from a chance seedling, this crabapple has orange flesh and is sometimes listed as a red-flesh varietal.
Beautiful Arcade
1
characteristics: The flesh is yellowish. Firm and sweet.
Belvedere House
characteristics: Red flesh.
Binet Rouge
1
summary: A highly-rated cider apple that produces well with fragrant fruit; from the Normandy region of France.
Borsdorfer
1
summary: A popular fresh-eating apple in Western Europe since the Middle Ages.
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 ...
Collet
1
summary: Similar to McIntosh, this hardy apple is both flavourful and juicy, it ripens fairly early and stores well. Good for fresh-eating and makes excellent pies.
Dolgo
1
characteristics: The flesh is yellow and crisp. Juicy, sweet-sharp, slightly bitter and with flavours of pineapples and strawberries. The skin colour tends to stain into the ...
Little Pax
summary: A pearmain-style apple. In addition to the quality of its fruit, this variety is also remarkable for its abundant blossoms. Adapts well to limited plantings in ...
Malus hillieri
origins: Malus x schiedeckeri Hants UK
Malus sylvestris
summary: A red-fleshed forest apple native to the hills of central Asia and Europe.
Maypole
1
summary: Red Blossoms, fruit the size of golf balls, purple with pink flesh.
Neville Copeman
summary: Mid-season flowering tree with an abundance of pink to lilac ornamental flowers, produces orange fruit. Useful for pollinating other apple trees.
Okana
summary: A firm, crimson fresh-eating apple found growing in a Western Canadian orchard in the late 1900s. Similar to Spartans in flavour and appearance.
Ralph Shay
1
summary: A flowering ornamental crabapple that produces glossy red, edible fruit.
Rattler
summary: A yellowish eating apple, marked with a heavy pattern of dense, crimson striping. When the apples are ripe, the pips can be rattled in the core, hence the ...
RF: Aldenham Purple
summary: This red-fleshed apple that can be used for both culinary and decorative purposes.
RF: ARFA
summary: Abbreviated format for Aerlie Red Fleshed Apple. Please see RF: Newell-Kimzey Apple .
RF: Bill’s Red Flesh
summary: A small, though vigorous tree with bright pink flowers and intense, red-fleshed fruit.
RF: Burford Red Flesh
summary: Popular during the 1800s, this red-flesh apple tolerates warm climates. Used for cider.
RF: Darlene Chapman
summary: Naturally-occurring, red-fleshed and bitter-sweet apple. Lightly gnarled and russet skin texture.
RF: Fred's Red Flesh Apple
summary: Please see RF: Airlie Red Flesh Apple .
RF: Hidden Rose
summary: A red-fleshed apple first found growing as a wild seedling in the early 1900s on Frank Story's farm in central Oregon (U.S.A).
RF: Huon Crab
summary: Of Tasmanian origin, this red-fleshed, scarlet-skinned apple ripens early.
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