Forest

Apple

Malus domestica Borkh.

Discovered 1850 approx. From New York, Oneida County, U.S.A.. In existence 1905.

Synonyms:
Red Codlin

Availability
Not currently held in the National Fruit Collection.

Mother to:
Bancroft

Father to:
Macwood
Milfor
Edgar (Canada)

Fruit Size
large ^a

Fruit Shape
tall, rectangular to truncateconic, convex ^a

Ribbing
often ribbed on body ^a

Ground Colour
yellow ^a

Over Colour
flushed, splashed and striped crimson ^a

Russet Type
light dots ^a

Flesh Colour
yellow ^a

Flesh Texture
crisp, tender ^a

Flavour
subacid to nearly sweet, aromatic ^a

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References:
a. Smith, M. (1971) National Apple Register