Yellow overview
This is not as simple as it sounds, yellow ranges from pale creamy white to clear bright yellow to light green yellow. Most develop a flush as they ripen,(the Rev. W. Wilks has stripes) but the base colour is a variation on yellow.
There are some early, and easily confused, apples that ripen to a clear bright yellow although they start a definite green – try the green section for Lord Grosvenor and Early Victoria then check out Keswick Codlin in this section. You could also try Royal Jubilee.
You can see a photo gallery of yellow apples here.
| FLAT | ROUND | CONICAL | OBLONG | |
| AUGUST |
Early Victoria (green/sour )
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| White Transparent | ||||
| SEPTEMBER | Cutler Grieve | Lord Grosvenor (green & sour) |
Greensleeves (green & sweet) |
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| Reverend W. Wilks | ||||
| Keswick Codlin | ||||
| OCTOBER | Golden Spire | Notaris | ||
| Arthur Turner | ||||
| NOVEMBER | Winter Banana | Lady Henniker | ||
| Golden Noble | ||||
| DECEMBER |
Harvey (green & sour) |
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| JANUARY onwards | Lemon Pippin (oval) | |||
* see green and sour apples

