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Sutton Beauty Apple
The Sutton Beauty apple is a great fresh eating apple.
Excellent for: Fresh eating; Baking; Sauce ;Cider
ID-101A
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History: The Sutton Beauty apple came from the farm of Stephen Waters in West Sutton, Massachusetts. The Sutton Beauty seedling was brought to the Worcester County Horticultural Society in 1848. Parentage: A possible seedling of Hubbardston Pollination:Bloom Time: Early seasonPloidy: DiploidGood Pollinators: Brushy Mountain Limbertwig AppleChehalis AppleKing Solomon AppleLiberty AppleMyers Royal Limbertwig AppleSmoky Mountain Limbertwig AppleWilliams Pride AppleWynoochee Early Apple Harvest Time: September Fruit Size: Medium, round Flavor: Sweet/tart Storage (refrigerated): 2-3 months Disease Resistance: Cedar apple rust: ResistantFireblight: SusceptibleMildew: UnknownScab: Some resistance