Ralls

Ralls
From
Amherst County
Description
The first that is definitely known of this variety is that trees of it were growing on the farm of Mr. Caleb Ralls in Amherst county, Virginia, something over a hundred years before Beach wrote about the apple in 1905.
Flesh quality
Firm, moderately fine-grained, crisp, moderately tender, juicy, subacid with a slight mingling of sweet, aromatic, pleasant, and very good for dessert.
Flesh color
white
Skin quality
Smooth.
Skin color
yellow, red striped, red blushed, red mottled, green
Sizes
medium, above medium, below medium
Shape
symmetrical, oblate, conical
General quality
Beach describes as, "pretty good."
Uses
market, dessert, kitchen, table
Eating season starts in
December
Eating season ends in
April
Also known as
Genet
Geneton
Geniton
Gennetin
Genneting
Gennetting
Ginet
Indian Jannetting
Janet
Janetting
Jefferson Pippin
Jeniton
Jennett
Jennette
Jenniton
Missouri Janet
Never Fail
Neverfail
Ralls Genet
Ralls Janet
Raule Jannet
Raule’s Genet
Raule’s Janett
Raule’s Janette
Raule’s Jannet
Raule’s Jannette
Raule’s Jannetting
Raule’s Jennetting
Raul's Gennetting
Rawle’s Genet
Rawle’s Janet
Rawle’s Janett
Rawle’s Jannet
Rawle’s Jennet
Rawle’s Jenneting
Rawle’s Jennette
Rawl’s Janet
Red Neverfail
Rockremain
Rock Remain
Rockrimmon
Reek Rimmon
Royal Janette
Winter Genneting
Winter Jannetting
Yellow Janette
Yellow Janett
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