If you google "apple" and "red flesh", you will find info on some red
fleshed apples and crabapples. There is more than one variety,
apparently.

Monique Reed

petesm wrote:

Close to the first tee of the Baroness course at Beadlow Manor Golf
Club, there is an apple tree with dark leaves and deep red apples. The
surprise comes when you bite into the apples - the flesh is blood red
(the apples taste not too bad). Any offers as to the name of this
variety?
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petesm
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