Apple 'Roman Stem'

Also known as French Pippin.

This fine American apple arose in Burlington, New Jersey, and was first described in 1817. Th...Read Moree name is derived from the appearance of a prominent fleshy protuberance at the base of the stem which is said to resemble an aquiline "Roman nose". The vigorous growing tree has a spreading growth habit and is very productive. Fruit is small and round with whitish yellow skin and having a slight brown flush and small dark russet patches. The tender yellow flesh is tender, mild and juicy, with a rich, spicy and aromatic flavor. Ripens in September.