This chance seedling found on a farm near Hudson, NY became popular for its beauty, large size and remarkable storage ability. The hardy vigorous trees were planted throughout New England, and in 1873 the fruit was exhibited at the Maine Pomological Society meeting by R. Stuart of Palmyra.
Large somewhat flattened round tart fruit is yellow-green with a bright red wash and darker red stripes, splashes and russet centered dots. Scionwood collected at the Maine Heritage Orchard. Scab resistant. Z4.
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