Applevariety

Lane's Prince Albert

Also known as Albert Lanskii +16

Albert Lanskii · Lane · Lane Prince Albert · Lane's · Lane's Albert · Lane's Albertsapple · Lanes Albertsapple · Lanes Prince Albert · Perkin's A. 1 · Perkins A. 1 · Perkins' A. 1 · Prince Albert · Prince Albert (Lane) · Prince Albert de Lane · Prinz Albert · Profit · Victoria and Albert

A cooking apple with white flesh and green-yellow skin, truncate-conical in shape, raised in about 1840; tart, juicy and soft. Picked in mid-October.

Released 1850

Taste & texture

Acidity
acid
Firmness
very soft
Juiciness
juicy
Texture
Flesh grain fine
Used for
Culinary apple

How to spot it

Skin
Surface colour OrangeBackground colour Green yellowSurface colour pattern striped
Flesh
White
Shape
Truncate conical
Size
largeWidth 76.00 mmHeight 59.00 mm
Appearance
Surface ridges weak

Origin & family

Where Lane's Prince Albert began

Released
1850

Lane's Prince Albert’s family

13 varieties · 12 recorded linksArrows follow parents → children

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Photo: National Fruit Collection, Brogdale · UK Open Government Licence v2.0

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Field notes

Original source notes
Fruit & tree
size
large
type
Culinary
shape
Truncate conical
width
76.00 mm
height
59.00 mm
ribbing
weak
firmness
very soft
synonyms
Albert Lanskii, Lane, Lane Prince Albert, Lane's, Lane's Albert, Lane's Albertsapple, Lanes Albertsapple, Lanes Prince Albert, Perkin's A. 1, Perkins A. 1, Perkins' A. 1, Prince Albert, Prince Albert (Lane), Prince Albert de Lane, Prinz Albert, Profit, Victoria and Albert
father to
Oxford Yeoman Byfleet Seedling Corry's Wonder Morley's Seedling Oxford Sunrise
mother to
Caudal Market Shoesmith Mary Barnett Prince George Colonel Yate
parentage
Russet Nonpareil x Dumelow's Seedling
coarseness
fine
over colour
Orange
flesh colour
White
ground colour
Green yellow
over colour pattern
striped
Sources 3

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