Pomeranian long sweeter
| Pomeranian long sweeter | |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | Sweet prince's apple, sweet apple, English pipe apple |
| Art | Cultivated apple ( Malus domestica ) |
| origin | Lustebuhr in Western Pomerania |
| known since | 1850 |
| breeder | Kamecke manor owner |
| List of apple varieties | |
The Pomeranian long sweet is a historical, regional apple variety. The long sweet belongs to the prince's apple class and is considered a good table apple and an excellent commercial apple. While the sweet apple was once widespread as a local variety in Pomerania, it is now almost extinct.
Variety characteristics
The Pomeranian long sweet is a large to very large, cylindrical and beautifully colored apple. The taste of the white and juicy meat is spicy, but without the typical prince's apple taste. The lover variety tends to alternate, but bears abundantly every two years and can be picked from September. The variety used to be widespread in the area around Köslin in Western Pomerania has now become rare.
Together with the Finkenwerder Herbstprinzen , the Doppel Prinzenapfel and the Real Schmalzprinzen, the Langsweet belongs to the Prinzenäpfel class, a group of northern German regional varieties.
literature
- Wilhelm Lauche : Supplementary volume to Lucas and Oberdieck's Illustrated Handbuch der Obstkunde , Volume 1, Parey 1883.
- German Garden , Volume 50, Gartenbauverlag Trowitzsch & Sohn, Berlin 1935.
Individual notes
- ^ Wilhelm Lauche: Supplementary volume (1) , Parey 1883, p. 167.
- ^ State capital Potsdam (ed.): Fruit Atlas of the Russian Colony Alexandrowka in Potsdam: A pomological guide. Potsdam 2012, p. 150.
- ^ Wilhelm Lauche: Supplementary volume (1) , Parey 1883, p. 167.
- ↑ The apple man from Zehdenick: The Prinzenäpfel .