Zone 4 - Oregon. ca 1940 - Semi-dwarf rootstock

Dessert, cooking

Parentage: believed to be a chance seedling discovered in Oregon in the late 1800s
Hudson's Golden Gem apple is a unique apple variety that is not commonly found in grocery stores. It was first discovered in Oregon in the late 1800s and has since become a favorite among apple enthusiasts. This apple is completely covered in russet. It has a sweet and nutty flavor that is unlike any other apple you have tasted. Its texture is firm and crisp, making it perfect for snacking and baking. What sets the Hudson's Golden Gem apple apart from other apples is its versatility in the kitchen. It holds its shape well when cooked and has a unique flavor that pairs well with both sweet and savory dishes. If you are a fan of apple pies and crumbles, you will love the Hudson's Golden Gem apple. Its natural sweetness and nutty flavor make it the perfect apple for baking. This apple is also a great addition to salads and cheese platters. It pairs well with a variety of cheeses and adds a unique twist to your typical salad. You may not find this apple in your local grocery store, but it is worth seeking out. Once you taste the Hudson's Golden Gem apple, you will understand why it has become a favorite among apple lovers.

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