Applevariety

Thomas Rivers

Also known as River's Codlin +1

River's Codlin · Rivers' Codlin

A cooking apple with cream flesh and whitish-yellow skin, conical in shape, introduced in 1894; tart, crisp and firm. Picked in early September.

Origin · Sawbridgeworth, England

Released 1894

Taste & texture

Acidity
acid
Firmness
firm
Bite
crisp
Used for
Culinary apple

How to spot it

Skin
Skin greasiness WeakSurface colour OrangeBackground colour Whitish yellow
Flesh
Cream
Shape
Conical
Size
mediumWidth 64.00 mmHeight 64.00 mm
Appearance
Surface ridges weak-medium

Origin & family

Where Thomas Rivers began

Recorded origin

Sawbridgeworth, England

United Kingdom

Released
1894

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Field notes

Original source notes
Fruit & tree
size
medium
type
Culinary
shape
Conical
width
64.00 mm
crunch
crisp
height
64.00 mm
russet
very low
ribbing
weak-medium
firmness
firm
synonyms
River's Codlin, Rivers' Codlin
parentage
Mother x Unknown
greasiness
Weak
over colour
Orange
flesh colour
Cream
ground colour
Whitish yellow
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