Applevariety

Catshead

Also known as Apfelmuser +52

Apfelmuser · Cat-Head · Cat-head Greening · Cat's Head · Cat's Head Apple · Cathead · Cathead Greening · Catshead Greening · Catshead Round · Coustard · Crede's Grosser Wilhelm's Apfel · de Seigneur d'Automne · Deutsche SchaPsnase · Duke of York · Engelskopf · Green Codlin · Green Costard · Green Leadington · Grenadier · Gros-Nez de Mouton · Grosse gestreifte Schafsnase · Grosse Schafnase · Grosse Schafsnase · Grosse-Schafnas · Grosse-Schafnase · Grosser Schafsnase · Herefordshire Goose · Herrenapfel · Katzenkopf · Leadington · Leadington Green · Leadington Monstrous · Leichter Mat Apfel · Loggerhead · Monstrous · Monstrous Leadington · Pigs Snout · Pomme de Seigneur d'Automne · Rosskopf · Round Catshead · Royal Costard · Schafnase · Schafsnase · Stock Leadington · Stoke Leadington · Tankard · Terwin's Goliath · Tete d'Ange · Tete de Chat · Tete de Chat Ronde · Tete de Seigneur · Tete du Chat · Tete du Chat (of Jersey)

A cooking apple with white flesh and green-yellow skin, round-conical in shape; sweet, mildly tart and dry. Picked in early October.

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Origin · England

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Taste & texture

Sweetness
sweet
Acidity
subacid
Firmness
tender
Flavour
sweet, subacid
Used for
Culinary apple

How to spot it

Skin
Surface colour flushed faint brownSkin texture greasyBackground colour pale yellowish green
Flesh
white
Shape
intermediate to tall, truncate-conic, convex to straight
Size
largeFruit width 82 mmFruit height 82-88 mm
Appearance
Surface ridges ribbed at eye, prominent ribs on body

Origin & family

Where Catshead began

Recorded origin

England

United Kingdom

Field notes

Original source notes
Fruit & tree
flavour
sweet, subacid
ribbing
ribbed at eye, prominent ribs on body
synonyms
Apfelmuser, Cat-Head, Cat-head Greening, Cat's Head, Cat's Head Apple, Cathead, Cathead Greening, Catshead Greening, Catshead Round, Coustard, Crede's Grosser Wilhelm's Apfel, de Seigneur d'Automne, Deutsche SchaPsnase, Duke of York, Engelskopf, Green Codlin, Green Costard, Green Leadington, Grenadier, Gros-Nez de Mouton, Grosse gestreifte Schafsnase, Grosse Schafnase, Grosse Schafsnase, Grosse-Schafnas, Grosse-Schafnase, Grosser Schafsnase, Herefordshire Goose, Herrenapfel, Katzenkopf, Leadington, Leadington Green, Leadington Monstrous, Leichter Mat Apfel, Loggerhead, Monstrous, Monstrous Leadington, Pigs Snout, Pomme de Seigneur d'Automne, Rosskopf, Round Catshead, Royal Costard, Schafnase, Schafsnase, Stock Leadington, Stoke Leadington, Tankard, Terwin's Goliath, Tete d'Ange, Tete de Chat, Tete de Chat Ronde, Tete de Seigneur, Tete du Chat, Tete du Chat (of Jersey)
mother to
Peasgood's Nonsuch Lord Derby Lord Derby Spur Type
fruit size
large
fruit shape
intermediate to tall, truncate-conic, convex to straight
fruit width
82 mm
over colour
flushed faint brown
flesh colour
white
fruit height
82-88 mm
skin texture
greasy
flesh texture
tender
ground colour
pale yellowish green
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