Norman's Pippin

Measured Phenotype

Fruit height

51.0 mm

source: NFC

Fruit width

63.0 mm

source: NFC

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Norman's Pippin is a medium, round dessert apple with pale greenish-yellow skin marked by russet and occasional faint flush, maturing January to March. The flesh is firm yet soft with a rich, yellow character and is distinguished by its remarkably long thin stem and distinctive dotting on the fruit surface. Considered a monastic importation of unrecorded origin, it was underutilized in Bunyard's time despite being an excellent variety deserving wider cultivation.

Flavor & Texture

Best Uses

Lineage

Origin & History

Status

heritage

Known by

≥ 1900

References

UK National Fruit Collection

4276

Wikidata

Q41779676

MUNQ ID

577