Cultivar 1564: Plumb Cider

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

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Plumb Cider is an apple cultivar associated with J. C. Plumb of Milton, Wisconsin. Plumb reported in 1874 that his father had brought it from Ohio to Wisconsin in 1844, and that the original tree in Jefferson County was still standing and notably fruitful [S1].

The tree was described as vigorous, round headed, an early bearer, and very productive in alternate years. The fruit had greenish white flesh and was marked as late winter season; the source also notes extremely marginal stamens in the calyx tube [S1].

In the same study, Plumb Cider was listed for trial in District 6 and again in District 7 [S1].

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from A Study of Northwestern Apples.

Featured source descriptions

“Plumb Cider is listed as a cultivar entry on this page.”
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“The stamens are always marginal.”
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“Recommended for trial in District 6.”
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“Recommended for trial in District 7.”
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Related cultivars mentioned in source context

ChristmasCrossNorthwestern GreeningMalindaWillow TwigSheriffPrices Sweet

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14A Study of Northwestern Applesunknown1000p17 p86 p87 p127 p144Flesh greenish white.; Season marker indicates late winter; stamens extremely marginal.; Plumb Cider is explicitly cited as an example where the stamens are of the marginal position in the calyx-tube.; Plumb Cider is lis

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14p144fruit_colorFlesh greenish white.Season late winter; Stamens extremely marginal; flesh greenish white. Plumb Cider.page_block:0.90
14p144description_snippetSeason marker indicates late winter; stamens extremely marginal.Season late winter; Stamens extremely marginal; flesh greenish white. Plumb Cider.page_block:0.90
14p127description_snippetPlumb Cider is explicitly cited as an example where the stamens are of the marginal position in the calyx-tube.In Plumb Cider the stamens are always marginal.page_block:0.90
14p87description_snippetPlumb Cider is listed as a cultivar entry on this page.Plumb Cider.page_block:0.90
14p86productivityMarked as an early bearer and very productive in alternate years.Plumb Cider-Introduced by the late J. C. Plumb, Milton, Wisconsin. Mr. Plumb, in 18 74, said that it was brought from Ohio, in 18 44, to Wisconsin, by his father; "that the original tree, planted by him, in Jefferson Coupage_block:0.90
14p86growth_habitTree vigorous and round-headed.Plumb Cider-Introduced by the late J. C. Plumb, Milton, Wisconsin. Mr. Plumb, in 18 74, said that it was brought from Ohio, in 18 44, to Wisconsin, by his father; "that the original tree, planted by him, in Jefferson Coupage_block:0.90
14p86anecdote_snippetOriginal tree in Jefferson County reportedly remained and was described as a model of form and fruitfulness.Plumb Cider-Introduced by the late J. C. Plumb, Milton, Wisconsin. Mr. Plumb, in 18 74, said that it was brought from Ohio, in 18 44, to Wisconsin, by his father; "that the original tree, planted by him, in Jefferson Coupage_block:0.90
14p86release_year_referenceIntroduced by Plumb in 1874; earlier moved from Ohio to Wisconsin in 1844 by his father.Plumb Cider-Introduced by the late J. C. Plumb, Milton, Wisconsin. Mr. Plumb, in 18 74, said that it was brought from Ohio, in 18 44, to Wisconsin, by his father; "that the original tree, planted by him, in Jefferson Coupage_block:0.90
14p86breeder_referenceIntroduced by the late J. C. Plumb of Milton, Wisconsin.Plumb Cider-Introduced by the late J. C. Plumb, Milton, Wisconsin. Mr. Plumb, in 18 74, said that it was brought from Ohio, in 18 44, to Wisconsin, by his father; "that the original tree, planted by him, in Jefferson Coupage_block:0.90
14p17recommendation_contextListed as trial cultivar in District 6 and repeated as trial in District 7.District No. 6—For trial: Christmas, Cross, Northwestern Greening, Malinda, Plumb Cider. District No. 7—... For trial: Plumb Cider, Willow Twig, Sheriff, Prices Sweet.page_block:0.90

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fruit_colorFlesh greenish white.0.90
description_snippetSeason marker indicates late winter; stamens extremely marginal.0.92
description_snippetPlumb Cider is explicitly cited as an example where the stamens are of the marginal position in the calyx-tube.0.94
description_snippetPlumb Cider is listed as a cultivar entry on this page.0.92
productivityMarked as an early bearer and very productive in alternate years.0.90
growth_habitTree vigorous and round-headed.0.88
anecdote_snippetOriginal tree in Jefferson County reportedly remained and was described as a model of form and fruitfulness.0.84
release_year_referenceIntroduced by Plumb in 1874; earlier moved from Ohio to Wisconsin in 1844 by his father.0.90
breeder_referenceIntroduced by the late J. C. Plumb of Milton, Wisconsin.0.95
recommendation_contextListed as trial cultivar in District 6 and repeated as trial in District 7.0.99

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