Re: [nafex] Pippin Type apples

["victoria l. caron" <vicaron@gis.net>]

Don is correct about the Pippin definition of seedling, however, I have noticed
that Newtown or Albermarle Pippin, which is a very old variety and popular in
parts of the South is often referred to as just Pippin.

Victoria Caron.........NH

Bruce & Joyce wrote:

> Someone posted a recipe to my Ediblewild list which called for Pippin "Type"
> apples. Can anyone tell me (to be re-posted to the other group) what "Pippin
> Type" means?
>
> Joyce
>
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