Empire Apples
Empire apples
Similar Apples If crispness is the appeal, Honeycrisps, Cortlands, Galas, and Braeburns will give you that crunch. Granny Smiths are known for tartness, but they would not be ideal substitutes for Empires because they lack the moderate sweetness of an Empire.
Is there another name for Empire apples?
| Malus domestica 'Empire' | |
|---|---|
| Hybrid parentage | 'McIntosh' × 'Red Delicious' |
| Cultivar | 'Empire' |
| Origin | Geneva, New York, 1945 |
What kind of apple is an Empire?
The Empire apple tree is a semi-dwarf cultivar, a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious apple varieties. It is more McIntosh-like than Red Delicious. It grows up to 15 feet and has the same spread, therefore, it can be a good selection for smaller spaces than the standard apple tree which grows up to 18 to 25 feet.
Are empire apples the same as Macintosh?
EMPIRE. The Empire apple is one of the most popular apple varieties in the US. It is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious, with a crisp texture that is ideal for snacking and in salads. This juicy, round apple with bright red skin is firmer than the McIntosh, making it a good apple for cooking.
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