Tydeman's Late Orange apple

Malus domestica

A popular Cox-style apple, with a later season and sharper flavour.

Tydeman's Late Orange apple photo tape

Parentage: Cox's Orange Pippin and Laxton's Superb
Origin: Kent
Introduced: 1930
Season: Dec-Apr
Apple cultivar ID: 106100


When you have eaten all those other varieties you will still have a treat in store because this apple will keep right through to April. In December it is intensely rich and aromatic and quite sharp. It mellows later and sweetens and loses some of its scented quality but is still very good.


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25 Oct 2009 01:25Carol Whittle
Hi, I tasted this apple today and loved it!! I was wondering if it is a baking apple or if just an eating fresh apple? I agree with what you say about it.

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