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'''Missouri Pippin''' is a apple variety found in 1 tree(s) across Central Oregon heritage orchards.
'''Missouri Pippin''' is a apple variety found in {{#ask: [[Has variety::Missouri Pippin]] |format=count}} tree(s) across Central Oregon heritage orchards.


== Description ==
== Description ==

Latest revision as of 12:43, 6 February 2026

Missouri Pippin
Species Apple
Trees Found 1
Orchards McCoin Lower


Missouri Pippin is a apple variety found in 1 tree(s) across Central Oregon heritage orchards.

Description

Missouri Pippin is a heritage apple variety with a rich history in American orchards.

Characteristics

Attribute Details
Origin Johnson County, Missouri, USA; grown by Brinkley Hornsby in 1854 from seeds brought from the East
Harvest Season Very late fall to winter (late harvest)
Flavor Profile Pleasant, mild flavor; good for fresh eating
Storage Excellent - 2-3 months in refrigeration; known as a good keeper

Uses

  • Fresh eating
  • Cooking

History

Originally called 'dollars and cents' by Hornsby, then sold as 'Missouri Keeper' in St. Louis. Valuable because trees produce fruit in only 2-3 years (most take 7-10), allowing orchardists to profit quickly while waiting for other trees to mature.

Trees

TreeOrchardTagCondition
McCoin Lower Tree 72McCoin Lower72good

USDA Pomological Watercolors

U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD 20705