Tydeman's Early Worcester — An Early McIntosh-Type Apple
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https://doi.org/10.71318/apom.1960.14.3.46Abstract
The great and continuing popularity of the McIntosh apple, and the trend in merchandising methods to make apples available all year round makes it important that apples of McIntosh type be available to the market in late summer. Of all early varieties tested at the Research Station in Summerland only one has appeared to be of sufficient merit to warrant introduction for limited commercial trail. This variety is Tydeman's Early Worcester, the name of which has been abbreviated locally for convenience to Tydeman's Red.
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