Domino

Malus domestica Borkh. Borkh.

Culinary

Origin

Midland Counties, much grown around London, United Kingdom

Measured Phenotype

Fruit height: 63.0 mm
Fruit width: 69.0 mm

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Domino is a medium-sized, oblong culinary apple with pale yellowish-green skin and occasional faint flush. The flesh is crisp and acid, making it useful for cooking. Widely grown around London in the early 20th century, it is of the Codlin type with upright, compact growth and early-falling leaves.

Flavor & Texture

acidiccrisp

Best Uses

cooking

Lineage

Parents

Keswick Codlin

Origin & History

Status: commercial
Origin type: chance seedling
Known by: ≥ 1883

crispacid

References

UK National Fruit Collection: 1606
Wikidata: Q41776472
MUNQ ID: 2090