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Wyken Pippin

Also known as Airley +15

Airley · Alford Prize · Arley · Arley Apple · Gerkin Pippin · German Nonpareil · Girkin Pippin · Pepin de Warwickshire · Pepin du Warwick · Pepping aus Warwickshire · Pepping von Wyken · Pheasant's Eye · Pippin du Warwick · Warwick Pippin · Warwickshire Pippin · White Moloscha

A dessert apple with cream flesh and green-yellow skin, flat in shape; sweet, aromatic, juicy and crisp. Picked in mid-October.

Taste & texture

Sweetness
sweet
Scent
aromatic
Firmness
firm
Bite
crisp
Juiciness
juicy
Texture
Flesh grain fine
Used for
Dessert apple

How to spot it

Skin
Surface colour BrownBackground colour Green yellow
Flesh
Cream
Shape
Flat
Size
mediumWidth 60.00 mmHeight 42.00 mm
Appearance
Surface ridges very weak

Origin & family

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Field notes

Original source notes
Fruit & tree
size
medium
type
Dessert
shape
Flat
width
60.00 mm
crunch
crisp
height
42.00 mm
russet
very low
ribbing
very weak
firmness
firm
synonyms
Airley, Alford Prize, Arley, Arley Apple, Gerkin Pippin, German Nonpareil, Girkin Pippin, Pepin de Warwickshire, Pepin du Warwick, Pepping aus Warwickshire, Pepping von Wyken, Pheasant's Eye, Pippin du Warwick, Warwick Pippin, Warwickshire Pippin, White Moloscha
father to
Laxton's Pearmain
mother to
Laxton's Superb
coarseness
fine
over colour
Brown
flesh colour
Cream
ground colour
Green yellow
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