Late Harrison Apple
About
The Late Harrison Apple is unique to the Apple family because of its rich history. Originating in Essex County, New Jersey, early 19th century, it is also
known as: Harrison Cider, Long Stem, and Harrison's Newark)
Medium in size and round to oblong in shape, the yellow skin has black dots, with a yellow flesh that is coarse and dry.
This apple can be enjoyed in October when it is at it's peak. The Late Harrison Apple is also a fantastic apple to use when making homemade cider.
Harvest / Season: Harvest: October
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