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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.

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Crimson Cloud

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Type: Ornamental

origins: Malus baccata x Almey

Crimson Costard

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summary: not available

Crimson Victoria

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Type: Cider

origins: Devon UK Found only in one orchard at Shute. Brought back into propagation by Thornhayes Nursery NFC: Identified as Crimson Victoria by Mr R.R. Williams, Long ...

Crimson Gold

Crimson Gold

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Type: Dessert, Juice, Pie

characteristics: Crisp and crunchy. Spicy and slightly tangy.

Crimson Snow

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Type: Eating

summary: Please see MC-38-S

Crimson Gold

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Type: Dessert

summary: Please see Svatava

Crimson Snow

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Type: Dessert

summary: Please see MC-38-S

Crimson Crisp

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Type: Dessert

summary: See Co-op 39

Crimson Jonagold

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summary: not available

Crimson Peasgood

Crimson Peasgood

1

Type: Culinary

summary: A mutation of Peasgood’s Nonsuch . Pale green maturing to yellow. flushed reddish orange and marked with darker, wide stripes.

Crimson New Wonder

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origins: Holywell Fruit Farm

Crimson Spy

Crimson Spy

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Type:

summary: A mutation of Northern Spy that originated in Ontario (Canada) prior to 1930.

Crimson King

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Type: Culinary, Cider

summary: A favoured cider apple, medium to full sharp, low tannins. Highly regarded as a cooking apple as well.

Crimson Gala

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Type: Dessert

summary: Please see Waliser Gala

Early Crimson Laxton

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summary: not available

Crimson Spire

Crimson Spire

1

Type: Dessert

summary: Please see Obelisk

Starkrimson Delicious

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summary: A mutation of Starking discovered in the 1950s by Roy Bisbee at Hood River, Oregon (U.S.A.).

Crimson Beauty

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Type: Dessert

summary: A mutation of Beauty of Bath .

Crimson Superb

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summary: not available

Crimson Newton Wonder

Crimson Newton Wonder

1

Type: Culinary

summary: A mutation of Newton Wonder. Higher colouration.

Crimson Bramley

Crimson Bramley

1

Type: Culinary

summary: A mutation of Bramley’s Seedling found in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England. First described in 1913.

Crimson Beauty of Bath

Crimson Beauty of Bath

1

Type: Dessert

summary: A mutation of Beauty of Bath found by P.K. Bear of Sussex (UK) in 1956.

Crimson Delight

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summary: Please see WA 2

Crimson Queening

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is pale cream, soft and sweet. aromatic.

Crimson Brilliant

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characteristics: The fruit is sometimes used for making juice.

Red Crimson Beauty

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summary: #29640 A highly coloured mutation of Crimson Beauty

Devon Crimson Queen

Devon Crimson Queen

1

Type: Dessert

summary: Please see Queenie

Ormiston Roy

Ormiston Roy

1

Type: Ornamental

origins: USA

Crimson Gravenstein

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Type: Dessert

summary: A mutation of Gravenstein .

Teal Crimson

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Type: Dessert

summary: A mutation of Gravenstein .

Early Crimson

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summary: Please see Laxton's Early Crimson .

Harrison Crab

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Type: Culinary, Cider, Eating

summary: Touted as one of the finest cider apples that ever emerged in North America, the Harrison was almost lost, but is once again being cultivated by cider makers.

Carnation Rose

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origins: UK

Cinnamon Spice

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characteristics: The flesh is sweet with distinct cinnamon flavoures.

Histon Cropper

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Type: Culinary

origins: Raised by John Chivers of Histon in Cambridgeshire (U.K.). Introduced by Chivers, at the 1919 meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society. Scarce now and may ...

Kumeu Crimson Braeburn

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Type: Dessert

summary: A limb mutation of Braeburn ripening a week before the parent plant.

Carlisle Codlin

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Type: Cooking, Sauce

characteristics: The flesh is white, tender, coarse grained, crisp and juicy. Brisk and sweet.

Christie Manson

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Type: Cooking, Pie

characteristics: The flesh is ????, coarse?grained, firm. Somewhat sweet.

Couillon de Coq

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origins: Champagne?Ardenne (France)

Crofton Crimson

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summary: not available

Crimson Beauty of Bath (LARS)

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Type: Dessert

summary: A mutation of Beauty of Bath . Almost full red colouration.

Brimstone

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summary: not available

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