Harrison Cider Apple Papaya Resistant to white pine blister

Resistant to white pine blister rust and mildew

The fruit is non-slipskin and lasts for weeks in the fridge after harvest

Medium to large thin

Enjoy large harvests of these delectable day neutral

A self fertile

Harrison Cider Apple Papaya Resistant to white pine blisterMalus domestica 'Harrison' Originating in Essex county, New Jersey, before the American Revolution, Harrison is yellow and elongated in shape, with rich, yellow flesh. It can produce a superior flavored hard cider by itself, and was much sought after in colonial America. Traditionally, Harrison is mixed with Campfield and Granniwinkle to make the fabled "Newark cider", and is classified as a 'bittersweet'. From WSU: Tannin (percent tannic acid): 0.