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| Jack King |
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| Jacks Large Russet |
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| Jacks Long Keeper |
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| Jackson |
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| Jackson's Seedling |
| A synonym for Gladstone. |
| Jacks Red Gloss |
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| Jacobs English Codlin |
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| Jacobs Sweet |
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| Jade |
| They hang on the tree well into Winter, increasing in sweetness. Jade's virtue lies in its clean brisk flavor with a note of citrus, and very crisp breaking flesh. It's a treat after holiday meals and also makes a fine cider, straight or blended. |
| Jadernicka |
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| Jaeghers Reinette |
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| Jakes Seedling |
| Our friend and fellow apple collector, Lee Calhoun, obtained this apple from Herbert Childress of Kentucky who himself is a collector of heirloom apples. The apple originated in Russell County, Kentucky, on the farm of J. B. Garner. For many years this apple was a county fair prize winner for “Best Apple”. Fruit is medium, slightly conical and somewhat flattened on the ends. The smooth skin is yellowish with a red blush on the sunny side, sometimes entirely red. The greenish-white flesh is crisp. Fine-grained and juicy. Ripens in August. |
| Jakob Fischer |
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| Jamba |
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| Jameroli |
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| James Grieve |
| A versatile cooking apple, excellent for juice, and widely used in breeding programmes. |
| James Grieve Red |
| Rosamun? |
| James Kirk |
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| Janet Moyle |
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| Jan Steen |
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| Jarrett |
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| Jaune Lu Desert |
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| Jay Darling |
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| Jazz |
| Proof that supermarket apples are no longer bland and boring, Jazz has crisp flesh with a superb rich peardrop flavor. |
| J C Plum |
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| J Doolings Bonsai |
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| Jean |
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| Jeff Cox |
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| Jefferies |
| Choice early fall apple. Thin-skinned fruit, light red with darker red stripes. Flesh is juicy, crisp yet melting. Rich, pear-like flavor. |
| Jefferis |
| A synonym for Jefferies. |
| Jelly Flower |
| A truly wonderful apple with a wonderful name, also called Jellyflower Sweet; very large, conical, light golden yellow, almost sweet, ripe October, for general purpose usage; found in Haywood Co., NC, also mentioned in Jackson Co, NC. |
| Jenner Sweet |
| Fameuse X crab, yellow-red stripes, Good flavored, sweet apple. Similar to Fameuse. Early-midseason |
| Jennifer |
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| Jenny Beauty |
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| Jersey Black |
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| Jersey Mac |
| Medium sized red apple with yellow/green splashes. Flesh is crisp and juicy with a tart flavor. Does not store well. |
| Jersey Red |
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| Jersey Sweet |
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| Jesse Applegate |
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| Jesse Hall |
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| Jester |
| An attractive unpretentious apple, crisp and refreshing, nice flavour but rather bland. |
| Jewel |
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| Jewel Duchess |
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| Jewets Red (Nodhead) |
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| Jim Dandy |
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| Jim Kell Thin Skin |
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| Jin Guang |
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| J J Big Leaf Yellow |
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| Joan |
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| Joe Omalley Gold |
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| Joe Omalley Green |
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| Johannes Bottner |
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| John Apple |
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| John Conner |
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| John Long |
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| Johnny Appleseed |
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| Johnny Cheese |
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| Johnny Nocore |
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| Johnny Voun |
| An old English apple variety, possibly from Devon / Cornwall, possibly a cider apple variety. |
| John Ryan |
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| Johnson Keeper |
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| Johnsons Fine Winter Neverfail |
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| John Standish |
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| John Wallace |
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| Jonadel |
| Solid medium fruit, orange red streaked color. Flesh is yellowish white and fine grained. |
| Jonafree |
| Medium size, bright red, fully or nearly fully colored. Flavor is Jonathan-like, but less acid. Keeps 10 weeks. |
| Jonagold |
| A very popular commercial variety, with a good flavour. Inherits many of the good qualities of its parents Jonathan and Golden Delicious. |
| Jonagold Daliguy |
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| Jonagold Nicobel |
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| Jonagold Red |
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| Jonagold Rubinstar |
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| Jonagold Wilmuta |
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| Jonagored |
| Conical shaped apple with streaky red blush, crackled with russet that masks large tan lenticels. Light Yellow green flesh. Very juicy and sweet, tempered with a little tartness. |
| Jonagram |
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| Jonagrimes |
| As the name suggests, Jonagrimes is a cross between Jonathan and Grimes Golden. |
| Jonah |
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| Jonalicious |
| The perfect combination of sugar and spice - taste of Red Delicious and the tart freshness of Jonathan. A crisp texture makes it ideal for eating, cooking or fresh eating. Keeps extremely well. 2½ to 3 inch fruit is bright red with yellow under color. |
| Jonamac |
| Medium size, firm fruit with 90% dark red color over greenish background. Flesh firm, crisp, high quality with flavor similar to McIntosh. Jonathan X McIntosh. |
| Jonared |
| Flavor similar to Jonath |
| Jonathan |
| A classic American variety, and widely regarded as one of the best flavoured with a good sweet/sharp balance. A precocious and productive tree in US apple-growing regions. |
| Jonathan Black |
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| Jonathan Disease Resistant |
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| Jonathan Double Red |
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| Jonathan King Red |
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| Jonathan Nured |
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| Jonathan Smith |
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| Jonathan Welday |
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| Jones Favorite |
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| Jono |
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| Jonwin |
| It has the crisper texture of the Baldwin combined with the Jonathan's distinctive aromatic flavor, and is a brighter red than either. |
| Jordan Russet |
| Juicy, hard, red russet. Excellent keeper. Very winter hardy. Makes delicious cider. |
| Jorgenson Pippin |
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| Joseph |
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| Josephine |
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| Josh |
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| Jos Musch |
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| Jouveaux |
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| Joybells |
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| Joyce |
| McIntosh X Liveland Raspberry, yellow washed crimson, Juicy, white-fleshed, aromatic. Somewhat similar to McIntosh. Mid to late midseason |
| Joys |
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| Joys Delight |
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| J-TE-B (Czec) |
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| Jubilee |
| One of the lesser-known McIntosh-style apples. A synonym for September Wonder Fuji. |
| Judy |
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| Juicy June Sweet |
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| Juicy Queen |
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| July |
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| July August Go No Further |
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| July Delicious |
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| July Red |
| Very attractive, large, red fruit. Strongly scented with vinous or loganberry flavor; sweet, soft, juicy, white flesh. |
| July Stripe (Nerela) |
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| July Tart |
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| Jumbo |
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| Jumbo Stark |
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| Jumbo (TB) |
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| Jumbo Yellow Delicious |
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| Junaluska |
| Medium to large, round to slightly flattened, dull yellow with streaks of russet, some occasional red blush, yellow flesh, ripe October. A historic apple associated with the famous Cherokee, Chief Junaluska. |
| Junami |
| A new bi-coloured apple from Switzerland, quite similar to Elstar in appearance. |
| June Park |
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| June Pink |
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| June Red |
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| June Stripe |
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| June Sweeting |
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| June Wealthy |
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| Jungs Golden Russet |
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| Jupiter |
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