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From
Georgia
Description
It has been traced back to W. M. Samuels at Clinton, Kentucky. It originated in Georgia. It is a summer apple and keeps ripening for 6 weeks. In Central Illinois it is in season till September. It is not desirable for for planting in New York.
Flesh quality
Firm, crisp, fine-grained, tender, juicy, subacid, pleasant in flavor, and generally good.
Flesh color
yellow, red tinged
Skin quality
Tough, think, smooth, russeted
Skin color
red, yellow, red mottled, purple striped, carmine striped, white, red blushed
Sizes
small, medium
Shape
round, unequal sides, ribbed, uniform, symmetrical, ovate, conical
Keeping quality
Keeps through the winter, and is in season extending from October to January.
Also known as
McClouds Family
McLouds Family
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