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Large to extra-large, smooth, green-yellow fruit. Crisp, juicy, breaking flesh. Refreshing, rich, clean, sweet-tart flavor. Excellent for table use and cooking. Ripens early August. Not a keeper. Thought to have been lost entirely. Accidentally rediscovered in 1941 when a tree thought to have been Cole’s Quince was recognized to be Lyman’s Large. Highest quality of all the giant apples.
Root Stock: G969: 12-15ft, 15 ft between trees. Semi-dwarf, 12-15ft, resistant to fireblight, crown rot, and woolly apple aphid with good cold hardiness.
Sun: Full Sun
Region of Origin: Northeast, USA
Large to extra-large, smooth, green-yellow fruit. Crisp, juicy, breaking flesh. Refreshing, rich, clean, sweet-tart flavor. Excellent for table use and cooking. Ripens early August. Not a keeper. Thought to have been lost entirely. Accidentally rediscovered in 1941 when a tree thought to have been Cole’s Quince was recognized to be Lyman’s Large. Highest quality of all the giant apples.
Root Stock: G969: 12-15ft, 15 ft between trees. Semi-dwarf, 12-15ft, resistant to fireblight, crown rot, and woolly apple aphid with good cold hardiness.
Sun: Full Sun
Region of Origin: Northeast, USA
