Cultivar 1684: Haas (Gros Pomier Fall Queen)

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

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 11 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: culinary_use:1, flavor_profile:1, fruit_color:1, fruit_size:1, growth_habit:1, productivity:1, rootstock_compatibility:1, storage_duration:1, synonym_reference:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Haas, also listed with the alternate names Gros Pomier and Fall Queen, originated near St. Louis, Missouri. The source describes the tree as very strong and upright, and says it was among the hardiest of the old apple list, though still not sufficiently hardy farther north [S1].

The fruit is medium or larger, roundish oblate to conical, and somewhat angular. Its thick, tough skin becomes oily and is mostly covered with bright crimson marbling, splashes, and stripes [S1].

The flesh is snow white, sometimes red stained near the skin, juicy, subacid, and quince like in texture. Quality is rated only fair, with use listed as culinary and season as late fall [S1].

R. P. Speer of Cedar Falls, Iowa, reported Haas productive on sandy land. The apple was also noted as useful as a top grafting stock for Jonathan where it was hardy enough [S1].

Summary source basis

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

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“Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stock for Jonathan... Fruit medium or above... surface yellow, almost wholly covered with bright crimson marbled, splashed and striped ... Quali”
A Study of Northwestern Apples, p57

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14A Study of Northwestern Applesunknown1100p57Season is late fall.; Use listed as culinary.; Flesh snow white, often red-stained near skin, juicy, subacid, with quince-like texture; quality fair.; Skin thick and tough, becoming oily; mostly covered with bright crims

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14p57storage_durationSeason is late fall.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57culinary_useUse listed as culinary.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57flavor_profileFlesh snow white, often red-stained near skin, juicy, subacid, with quince-like texture; quality fair.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57fruit_colorSkin thick and tough, becoming oily; mostly covered with bright crimson marbled/splashed/striped pattern.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57fruit_sizeFruit is medium or above, roundish oblate, conical, and obscurely angular.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57rootstock_compatibilityNoted as a good top-grafting stock for Jonathan where hardy.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57productivityReported as productive on sandy land by R. P. Speer, Cedar Falls, Iowa.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57entry_hardiness_observationDescribed as one of the hardiest of the old list, yet not sufficiently hardy at the north.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57growth_habitTree is very strong and upright in growth.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57synonym_referenceEntry includes alternate names listed as Gros. Pomier and Fall Queen (OCR-corrupted punctuation likely).Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90
14p57entry_locationOrigin near St. Louis, Missouri.Haas (Gros. Pomier, .. Fall Queen)-Origin, near St. Louis, Mississippi; tree of very strong, upright growth... one of the hardiest of the old list, but not sufficiently hardy at the north... useful as a top-grafting stocpage_block:0.90

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storage_durationSeason is late fall.0.90
culinary_useUse listed as culinary.0.92
flavor_profileFlesh snow white, often red-stained near skin, juicy, subacid, with quince-like texture; quality fair.0.93
fruit_colorSkin thick and tough, becoming oily; mostly covered with bright crimson marbled/splashed/striped pattern.0.93
fruit_sizeFruit is medium or above, roundish oblate, conical, and obscurely angular.0.94
rootstock_compatibilityNoted as a good top-grafting stock for Jonathan where hardy.0.90
productivityReported as productive on sandy land by R. P. Speer, Cedar Falls, Iowa.0.89
entry_hardiness_observationDescribed as one of the hardiest of the old list, yet not sufficiently hardy at the north.0.91
growth_habitTree is very strong and upright in growth.0.95
synonym_referenceEntry includes alternate names listed as Gros. Pomier and Fall Queen (OCR-corrupted punctuation likely).0.82
entry_locationOrigin near St. Louis, Missouri.0.94

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