Cox Orange Pippin

Cox Orange Pippin

Synonym:
Cox Orange Pippin
Family:
Rosaceae – Rose family
Species:
Malus domestica

Origin

Some time around 1825 extracted from seeds of Ribston Pippin by R. Cox in Colnbrook Lawn, England, and spread since 1850.

Fruit

Small to medium sized, fine-flakily russetting, flesh is compactly and finely, juicy, with much sugar, acid and flavour, later pleasantly mellowish.

Flavour

Juicy, with much sugar, acid and flavour, later pleasantly mellowish.

Maturity

From the middle of to at the end of Septembers.

Storage

In cold storage to at the end of Decembers, in CA storage until the end of February.