Kidd's Orange Red Pollination_None/Sterile This underappreciated variety has skin

This underappreciated variety has skin color that's a pale yellow

As with all Cox Orange Pippin progeny

Origin Date: New England 1800's

The D'arcy Spice apple has a yellow-green skin

preserved in sugar

Kidd's Orange Red Pollination_None/Sterile This underappreciated variety has skinUSDA Certified Organic Kidd's Orange Red apples are arguably my favorite apple from the orchard most seasons. Developed by J. H. Kidd of New Zealand in 1924, who also developed the Gala. Kidd's Orange Red apples have a pink, crimson flush, some stripes over pale yellow skin with russet dots. The Kidds Orange Red apples are medium size, conic, slightly ribbed, hybrid of Cox Orange Pippin. The flesh is compact and fine grained. Rich balance of sugar,