Apple Varieties
|
Apple |
Description/Notes |
|---|---|
| Astrachan |
Eating |
| Baldwin |
Originated 1340 Wilmington, MA |
| Burgundy |
Cooking, Tart, Sauce |
| Cortland |
Eating, Cooking, Salad (flesh stays white) |
| Empire |
Eating, Tart, Hard |
| English Russett |
Tart and Chewy |
| Fall Pippin |
Great pie apple |
| Gilliflower |
Eating, Mild flavor |
| Golden Delicious |
Excellent Eating, Cooking in cakes, cooking |
| Golden Russett |
From England |
| Gravenstein |
Tart, Crisp summer, Good first pie apple |
| Idared |
Crisp apple for pies and eating. |
| Jerseymac | |
| Jonathan |
Unique flavor |
| Lansing Seedling |
Crisp, Juicy, Eating apple |
| Macoun |
Excellent for eating |
| McIntosh |
For eating and sauces |
| Mutsu |
Excellent for eating and pies |
| Northern Spy |
Salisbury circa 1800 Tart, Hard, for Eating or Cooking |
| Opalescent |
Ohio 1899 |
| Pound Pippin |
Eating, Pie |
| R.I. Greening |
1700's |
| Red Delicious |
Great for eating! |
| Rome |
Late-season apple |
| Roxbury Russett |
Roxbury, MA - Early 1600s |
| Seek-No-Further |
Westfield, MA |
| Sheepnose |
Good eating apple dating back to the early 1700s |
| Snow |
Very white flesh |
| Strawberry |
Early-season apple |
| Striped Pippin |
Tart, for Pies and Sauces |
| Winesap |
Tart and hard |
| Wolf River |
Good for baked apples |




