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Weirouge apple

A red-fleshed apple variety which has been used as the basis for commercial development of new red-fleshed apples.

A red-fleshed apple variety from Germany.  Most red-fleshed apples have a poor flavour but we understand Weirouge has a sweeter flavour than other red-fleshed apples and a crisper flesh.  There has been some commercial interest in it.

For more details about this variety see the website of Nigel Deacon who specialises in red fleshed apples.

Last updated 13 Dec 2010.

Summary

  • Species: Malus domestica
  • Origin: Germany
  • Introduced: early 20th century
  • Orange Pippin Cultivar ID: 157200

Identification

  • Fruit colour: Red
  • Flesh colour: Red / Pink
  • Fruit size: Small

Using

  • Good for eating fresh
  • Good for cooking
  • Flavour quality: Good
  • Flavour style: Sweet/Sharp
  • Ripening period: Early-Mid season
  • Use / keeping: 1-3 days

Growing

  • Flowering period: Mid-Late season
  • Flowering group: 4 Estimated
  • Fertility: Self-sterile
  • Triploid: No
  • Attractive fruit

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Offspring of this variety:

Weirouge identification photos from website visitors


Weirouge showing red pips tape


Weirouge showing red pips

Copyright: Nigel Deacon

Weirouge tape


Weirouge

Copyright: Nigel Deacon


Rate this variety for flavor

Current rating: 5.0 out of 5. Total votes cast: 4
 

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