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[[File:USDA_Pomological_Yellow_Newtown_Newtown_Pippin_POM00000792.jpg|thumb|right|320px|USDA Pomological Watercolor of Yellow Newtown/Newtown Pippin. <small>Public domain. USDA National Agricultural Library.</small>]] | |||
We consider this, Yellow Newtown Pippin and Brooks' Pippin identical. Perhaps no apple stands higher in the market than this, or brings as high a price; others may be more profitable to the grower. It succeeds finely in the Piedmont region and in many parts of the Valley of Virginia, though in poor, cold soils it will not succeed. It needs a deep, warm soil to bring it to perfection. Where it does well, we would still advise planting it largely for market. Fruit large, round, lop-sided, ribbed and irregular; surface smooth, yellowish green, sometimes bronzy, becoming yellow when ripe; flesh yellow, firm, brittle, juicy; flavor acid, rich, agreeable; tree a slow grower in the nursery; does not succeed so well below the Piedmont country. This apple is identical with the famous Back Creek Pippin so successfully raised in this county. January to April. | We consider this, Yellow Newtown Pippin and Brooks' Pippin identical. Perhaps no apple stands higher in the market than this, or brings as high a price; others may be more profitable to the grower. It succeeds finely in the Piedmont region and in many parts of the Valley of Virginia, though in poor, cold soils it will not succeed. It needs a deep, warm soil to bring it to perfection. Where it does well, we would still advise planting it largely for market. Fruit large, round, lop-sided, ribbed and irregular; surface smooth, yellowish green, sometimes bronzy, becoming yellow when ripe; flesh yellow, firm, brittle, juicy; flavor acid, rich, agreeable; tree a slow grower in the nursery; does not succeed so well below the Piedmont country. This apple is identical with the famous Back Creek Pippin so successfully raised in this county. January to April. | ||
'''Read the full entry:''' [https://heritageapplecorps.org/varieties/newtown-pippin-apple/ Newtown Pippin on the Variety Finder] for deeper history, every book quote, and all nursery catalog references. | '''Read the full entry:''' [https://heritageapplecorps.org/varieties/newtown-pippin-apple/ Newtown Pippin on the Variety Finder] for deeper history, every book quote, and all nursery catalog references. | ||
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== Synonyms == | == Synonyms == | ||
Albemarle Pippin, Green Newtown, Green Newtown Pippin, Large Yellow Newtown Pippin, Newtown Pippin of New York, Yellow Newtown, Yellow Newtown Pippin | Albemarle Pippin, Green Newtown, Green Newtown Pippin, Large Yellow Newtown Pippin, Newtown Pippin of New York, Yellow Newtown, Yellow Newtown Pippin | ||
== Illustrations == | |||
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File:USDA_Pomological_Yellow_Newtown_Newtown_Pippin_POM00000792.jpg|USDA Pomological Watercolor of Yellow Newtown/Newtown Pippin | |||
File:USDA_Pomological_Yellow_Newtown_Newtown_Pippin_POM00000793.jpg|USDA Pomological Watercolor of Yellow Newtown/Newtown Pippin | |||
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<small>U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD 20705</small> | |||
== USDA Bulletin 56 Notes == | == USDA Bulletin 56 Notes == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:00, 1 July 2026
| Yellow Newtown/Newtown Pippin | |
|---|---|
| Species | Apple |
| Trees Found | 1 |
| Orchards | McCoin Upper |
| Preserved | Clarno Arboretum({{{clarno_year}}}) |
We consider this, Yellow Newtown Pippin and Brooks' Pippin identical. Perhaps no apple stands higher in the market than this, or brings as high a price; others may be more profitable to the grower. It succeeds finely in the Piedmont region and in many parts of the Valley of Virginia, though in poor, cold soils it will not succeed. It needs a deep, warm soil to bring it to perfection. Where it does well, we would still advise planting it largely for market. Fruit large, round, lop-sided, ribbed and irregular; surface smooth, yellowish green, sometimes bronzy, becoming yellow when ripe; flesh yellow, firm, brittle, juicy; flavor acid, rich, agreeable; tree a slow grower in the nursery; does not succeed so well below the Piedmont country. This apple is identical with the famous Back Creek Pippin so successfully raised in this county. January to April. Read the full entry: Newtown Pippin on the Variety Finder for deeper history, every book quote, and all nursery catalog references.
Quick Facts
| Type | Apple |
| Season | Winter |
| Flavor | subacid |
| Uses | fresh eating, cooking, cider |
| Keeping quality | Excellent |
| Size | Large |
| Shape | Round |
| Skin color | striped red, green, yellow, red, russet, blushed, crimson, dark, orange, striped |
| Flesh | firm |
| Origin | Long Island, New York, USA |
Synonyms
Albemarle Pippin, Green Newtown, Green Newtown Pippin, Large Yellow Newtown Pippin, Newtown Pippin of New York, Yellow Newtown, Yellow Newtown Pippin
Illustrations
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USDA Pomological Watercolor of Yellow Newtown/Newtown Pippin -
USDA Pomological Watercolor of Yellow Newtown/Newtown Pippin
U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD 20705
USDA Bulletin 56 Notes
USDA name: Newtown Pippin
USDA citations: E
Sources
- S.A. Beach, The Apples of New York Vol. 1 (1905). Public domain.
- Granville Lowther (ed.), Encyclopedia of Practical Horticulture (1914). Public domain.
- USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection, U.S. National Agricultural Library.
- 70 historical nursery catalog references (see Variety Finder for the full list).
- Full entry with all citations: Newtown Pippin on the Variety Finder
Trees of this Variety in Our Collection
| Orchard | Tag | Condition | |
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| McCoin Upper Tree 50 | McCoin Upper | 50 | poor |
