Cameo Apple
Cameo is the market name for the Caudle cultivar, a chance seedling discovered in Dryden, Washington.
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Overview
Cameo is the marketing name for the Caudle cultivar, a chance seedling discovered in Dryden, Washington. Its parentage is unknown, although the original tree grew between Red Delicious and Golden Delicious pollinizers. Depending on the orchard context, Red Delicious and Golden Delicious may be close relatives, but the original patent did not establish them as Cameo's parents. The apple is described as sweet-tart, crisp, juicy, aromatic, and a good keeper.
History
Cameo is the market name for the Caudle cultivar, a chance seedling discovered in Dryden, Washington. Its parentage is unknown, though the original tree grew among Red Delicious with Golden Delicious pollinizers. Red Delicious and Golden Delicious are plausible relatives based on orchard context, but the original patent does not prove them as Cameo's parents.
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