Most Lemon Pippins actually are simply round to round-conic, with no swelling. characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured, firm and coarse-grained. Dry and sharp, lightly aromatic. Some people say it has a prominent aroma of freshly cut lemons, others fail to detect that characteristic. The flesh does not brown when exposed to air.

Small, yellow dotted fruit with greenish-white, crisp, acid flesh.

Take Lemon Pippin, which became known – and quite popular – in England during the 18th century. But it didn’t necessarily originate there; while some folks said it was first discovered in England, others believed this fine apple came from across the English Channel in Normandy.

LEMON PIPPIN A very old apple, thought to be English or Norman, in existence in England before 1685. Oval fruit, with lemon yellow skin and flesh often covering the stalk, giving it the same shape as a lemon.

Lemon Pippin. Apple. Malus domestica Borkh. Thought to be English or possibly of Norman origin. Fruits have firm, coarse-textured, dry, slightly acid flesh with a faint aromatic flavour. Synonyms:

Oct 8, 2006 · Lemon Pippin are small to medium-sized apples. They have yellow skin with greenish and white dots on it. Inside, the flesh is crisp and sharp-tasting. In England, the fruit is ready for harvest in early October. For cooking or drying. Stores until March. Lemon Pippin Apples were in England prior to 1700.

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Lemon Pippin has the colour and shape of a lemon, and sometimes, a slight aroma and flavour of lemons. Very important kitchen apple in days gone by when it was used for apple jelly, mincemeats and tarts.

A small golden yellow apple with a red blush on the sunny-side. Flesh is cream-coloured, sharp and crisp and slightly aromatic. Apples will store for up to 3 months. Pollinator group C. Sign up to our newsletter to receive occasional updates about workshops, events and news. A small golden yellow apple with a red blush on the sunny-side.

Small, yellow dotted fruit with greenish-white, crisp, acid flesh.