Seasons of Use: Oct-April
Use: Fresh eating, salad, baking
Characteristics: The fruit is large and roundish to slightly oblate.
Its medium red color is lightly striped or splashed with dark red covering
a yellow ground. The apple has small, russet dots, and the stem is slender
and medium length. Its deep stem cavity is flaring and greenish; the medium
to deep basin is medium wide. The skin is medium tough. The yellowish,
firm flesh is medium-flavor that is mild and approaches sweetness. A color
sport, Connell Red, is similar to Fireside, except its more intense red
color develops earlier.
This highly productive, late-maturing apple was introduced by the Minnesota
Horticulture Research Center in 1943. Its parentage is unknown. The tree
is large, very vigorous, hardy, moderately spreading, and annual bearing,
but requires a long season to mature and color its fruit. It's moderately
susceptible to apple scab and fireblight and slightly susceptible to cedar-apple
rust.
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by phone call:
651-345-4516
or Minnesota Toll Free 1-800-4-BUSHEL
by mail:
Bushel & Peck
35878 Highway 61
Lake City, Minnesota 55041
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