Bullock

Bullock
From
Burlington County
Description
Some have found that it succeeds best on sanely or gravelly soil. Some nurserymen have reported that when grown on clay soil the bark of the trees is apt to split at the collar, and for this reason they prefer not to grow the trees in the nursery on their own trunks.
Flesh quality
firm, fine, crisp, very tender, juicy with an agreeable rich, aromatic, mild subacid flavor; very good to best.
Flesh color
yellow tinged
Skin quality
attractive, russet blushed
Skin color
green, yellow
Sizes
below medium
Shape
uniform, round, ovate, conical
General quality
General appearance attractive.
Uses
table
Eating season starts in
October
Eating season ends in
January
Also known as
American Golden Russet
Bullock's Pepping
Bullock's Pippin
Fall winesap
Golden Russet
Little permain
Pippin Bullock
Sheepnose
Sheep's nose
Sheep's snout
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