How about Haralson? We use it some years here as a sandpaper substitute.
Allen Teach
Sunrise Orchards
Gays Mills, WI
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From: edsorch...@aol.com
To: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net
Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2009 12:17 PM
Subject: Re: Apple-Crop: Mystery app
Hi All:
This has been fun!! I wonder how many messages flew
around on this one. OK Keith, I'm ready and how did Jon Clements get
the apple?
Be well, George
PS. The folks who don't opened their E-mail on weekends will wonder
what the heck has been going on ! I wonder
I'm way too youg to answer this question. But being their seems to be so much
interest in it Kieth had better get this trade marked or make it a club
variety before Dennis Courtier's "The Next Big Thing" gets to it!!
LOL I agree with someone way back--Virginia Winesap
As a pathologist, I'd like to point out that none of the posted
pictures adequately show the somewhat Brooks-spot-like symptoms on
some of the fruit.
As for my phytopathological analysis of taste: good.
DRC
On Nov 21, 2009, at 12:54 PM, Jon Clements wrote:
This has gotten interesting. I
Okay, I'll play. This is a S.W.A.G., but I could use the cash. Spice of Old
Virginia.
Ken Hall
Edwards Apple Orchard, Inc.
Poplar Grove, IL 61065
-Original Message-
From: Jon Clements
To: Apple-Crop
Sent: Sat, Nov 21, 2009 11:54 am
Subject: Re: Apple-Crop: Mystery apple?
This
This has gotten interesting. I ate the apple yesterday -- rather dense
in hand, but flesh rather fine and somewhat soft, certainly not
crispy-crunchy, but not soft to bite (like McIntosh) either. Skin
intermediate in thickness, not unpleasant. Complex-sweet flavor, but
not 'fruity.' Is reminiscent
Looks like the Swiss Limbertwig.
John
Keith: I grew up with Genet or Genetin but the picture does not fit with my
memory. And unfortunately, my history of Fuji was tossed during some reduction
in files so all I remember is that Ralls, Genet or Jenniten was listed as one
of the parents in the Plant Introduction lists for Tohoku 7
After a bit of research, I found two apples with a Virginia prefix, Virginia
Beauty from Carroll Co., Virginia and Virginia Winesap, from Troutville,
Virginia.
Given the clues in your e-mail below my guess is Virginia Winesap.
L. Andy Norman, Coordinator
Northern Michigan Applied Plant S
Would it Virginia Beauty?
On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Yoder, Keith wrote:
> Not 20 Ounce, Chris. (The heaviest one I have is only 13.7 oz ;-) Not
> Minkler, but that's one of the ones I'll need to look up because it must
> look something like __ .
>
> Keith Yoder
> ___
Good guess, but no.
Keith
From: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net [apple-c...@virtualorchard.net] On Behalf
Of Thomas Green [ipmwo...@att.net]
Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2009 10:37 AM
To: 'Apple-Crop'
Subject: RE: Apple-Crop: Mystery apple pix posted
Lowry?
Not 20 Ounce, Chris. (The heaviest one I have is only 13.7 oz ;-) Not Minkler,
but that's one of the ones I'll need to look up because it must look something
like __ .
Keith Yoder
From: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net [apple-c...@virtualorchard.net] On Beh
Neither of those is correct, Dan, but I like one of your guesses because it is
getting really warm on what was to be another clue:
*It originated in the same central Virginia area as one of the Fuji's parents -
just over yonder...
An interesting side benefit of this game is that we will remembe
Lowry?
*
Thomas A. Green, PhD, CCA, TSP
President
IPM Institute of North America, Inc.
4510 Regent St.
Madison WI 53705
608 232-1410
Fax 608 232-1440
ipmwo...@ipminstitute.org
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From: apple
My 2nd guess is Ralls, Lee Elliott Winchester, Il
Mystery apple? Grown in northern Virginia, courtesy Keith Yoder,
Virginia Tech. Just harvested. Likely an antique variety from the
area. Note the short stem and rather pronounced lenticel spotting.
http://yfrog.com/3lih8j
P.S. He knows what it
Hi Randy and All:
What is a Paula McIntosh?
I guess you didn't mean Paula Red, more coreectly named Paulared.
These people that separate the letters red (also
Red) from the rest of the word bug me.
Be well, George
Looks like a Paula McIntosh
Randy
--
George and Pat Greene
68 Willow Lane
Could it be Ralls Janet aka Neverfall?
Dan Ward
Rutgers/NJAES
Yoder, Keith wrote:
Jerry and all,
No one has gotten the correct answer so far.
I have posted some new images of the mystery apple near the top of my disease
update web site at:
http://arecs.vaes.vt.edu/arec.cfm?webname=winchester
Jerry and all,
No one has gotten the correct answer so far.
I have posted some new images of the mystery apple near the top of my disease
update web site at:
http://arecs.vaes.vt.edu/arec.cfm?webname=winchester§ion=about_us&subsection=12368&PID=ksyoder
This apple was discovered in Virginia in t
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