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 All about apples, pears, plums, and cherries - and orchards where they are grown Orange Pippin Fruit varieties Orchards Tree register Forum Sign-in / Register Contact us Welcome to Orange Pippin If you are interested in apple varieties, pears, cherries or plums, or orchards where these fruits are grown, you have come to the right place. Fruit varieties Information on over 700 apple varieties , as well as pears , plums , and cherries . Orchards Listings for over 2,000 orchards in the United States, Canada, UK and elsewhere. Tree Register Our Fruit tree register has details of more than 11,000 trees registered by their owners, including blossom and harvest records. Our website is named after England's most famous apple variety - Cox's Orange Pippin - widely regarded as the finest of all dessert apples. 'Pippin' is an old English word derived from the French word for 'seedling', and like many old apple varieties Cox's Orange Pippin was discovered as a chance seedling. Recent variety reviews You can add your own comments on any variety page. Apple - Rosette 30 Jul 2020 Desmond Jones, WALES, United Kingdom This apple is exceptional! Aromatic, complex, and curiously red in the middle. If you don't have one in your orchard, you're missing out. Apple - Fuji 23 Jul 2020 Nicole Carter, NSW, United States Great apple crisp sweet and low acid if ripe. As with most fruit red colour is from the sun to pick a ripe apple look at the under colour the greener it is the less ripe it is. Red does not equal ripe. In Australia the season is short and they don't tend to cool store these apples. Put in a Red Fuji 2 years ago got a few apples good flavour quite remarkable considering drought and fires I was watering to keep alive. Grown in a Thomas Bouche hedge. Apple - Golden Delicious 23 Jul 2020 Nicole Carter, NSW, United States Great tasting apple if picked when ripe should be yellow. After cool store extra sweet but not crispy. Hard to find any or good ones in the store unlike twenty years ago. Unfortunately no success growing it in Thomas Bouche hedge grows but has only had one in 15 years originally pruned for spurs then for tip does not tend to flower. Apple - Golden Delicious 23 Jul 2020 Nicole Carter, NSW, United States Great tasting apple if picked when ripe should be yellow. After cool store extra sweet but not crispy. Hard to find any or good ones in the store unlike twenty years ago. Unfortunately no success growing it in Thomas Bouche hedge grows but has only had one in 15 years originally pruned for spurs then for tip does not tend to flower. Apple - Gala 23 Jul 2020 Nicole Carter, NSW, United States Grown as Thomas bouch hedge sweet crisp apple that spur bears well reliable early bearer Home About us Copyright statement Contact us Privacy policy Disclaimer Resources Suppliers Links ©2019 Orange Pippin Ltd. All rights reserved. You may not reproduce any of the content of this website without our express permission . We do not accept any liability for loss or damage incurred as a result of any errors in the content of this website....