Dorheim Streifling
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| Art | Cultivated apple ( Malus domestica ) |
| origin | unknown Wetterau local variety |
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The Dorheimer Streifling is a very rare local variety of the cultivated apple .
history
The Dorheimer Streifling is a local variety from Wetterau and has been at home in Dorheim bei Friedberg for generations. The apple was first mentioned in 1949 by H. Schmidt in the magazine Das Gartenjahr . The variety has been considered lost since 1945, until in 1995 the NABU Friedberg group was able to track down a total of 8 remaining old trees using newspaper advertisements. The average age of the trees is estimated at 80 years. If you assume a maximum age of 80 to 100 years for optimally cared for apple trees, the urgency of finding and multiplying here is easy to understand. Young Dornheim Streifling trees are now also available in tree nurseries in the area. The variety was Hessische Lokalsorte 2009 .
description
Flower and fruit
The flowering is medium early and frost hardy. The skin is yellow-green to straw-yellow, partly speckled with red and lively striped in relation to the name. The lenticels are light, the apple is very pressure-resistant and fragrant. The flesh is yellowish white, firm and juicy, well spiced and also fragrant.
tree
The growth is overall medium strong, initially rather weak. The recommendation to use this variety for grafting older trees relates to this property .
use
The tree is an undemanding and healthy economic , cider and eating apple type settings with high yields. The fruits of the winter apple are ripe for consumption from November to April.
Vulnerabilities
As the tree grows older, it tends to alternate ; further susceptibility to diseases and pests is not yet known.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Info sheet ( Memento of the original from March 19, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Hessian local variety of the year 2009 Pomologists Association (PDF 637 kB) 2008
literature
- H. Schmidt: Hessian local varieties. The garden year Jhg. 4, 7/1949, p. 116
- G. Bauschmann, S. Kahl: Old varieties rediscovered - The Dorheimer Streifing Apfelpost 1/1997, Wetzlar, p. 19
- S. Kahl: The good old apples - Dorheimer Streifing NZH-Pomologie, Series 2, Wetzlar, 1998/99
- S. Kahl: Fruit varieties worth preserving for Hessen Asslar, 2004, p. 6
- E. Brandt: From apples and people ... Fischerhude, 2004, p. 132
Heuchelheim Snow Apples (2003) | Körler Edelapfel (2004) | Ditzel's rose apple (2005) | Gacksapfel (2006) | Kloppenheimer Streifling (2007) | Ausbacher Roter (2008) | Dorheimer Streifling (2009) | Striped Matapfel (2010) | Metzrenette (2011) | Spitzrabau (2012) | Dormouse (2013) | Father Apple (2014) | Hitchhiker's Guide (2015) | Weilburger (2016) | Wetzlarer Hartapfel (2017) | Glory from Kelsterbach (2018) | Veal Apple (2019) | Lippoldsberger Tiefenblüte (2020)