Pepinovariety

Cascade Gold

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Origin · Lynden, Wash.

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Taste & texture

Sweetness
very high
Scent
aromatic
Firmness
soft
Juiciness
juicy
Flavour
cantaloupe like flavor

How to spot it

Skin
Ripe skin colour yellow, green, purple
Flesh
yellow, orange
Shape
oval, heart

Harvest & storage

Ripening
When ripe, the fruit separates from the stem much the same way as a ripe strawberry "pops" off.

region: US-WA

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Context & source
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Origin & family

Where Cascade Gold began

Recorded origin

Lynden, Wash.

United States

Cascade Gold’s family

2 varieties · 1 recorded linkArrows follow parents → children

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Cascade Gold

Lynden, Wash., United States

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Field notes

Original source notes
skin colour ripe
yellow, green, purple · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
flesh colour
yellow, orange · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
shape
oval, heart · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
sweetness
very high · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
texture
soft, juicy · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
aroma
aromatic · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
flavour notes
cantaloupe like flavor · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
weight
100–600 g · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
ripeness cue
When ripe, the fruit separates from the stem much the same way as a ripe strawberry "pops" off. · Washingtonpatents.google.com ↗
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