Cultivar 1222: Scugog

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 14 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Claim Types: description_snippet:2, source_reference_abbreviation:2, anecdote_snippet:1, breeder_reference:1, culinary_use:1, flavor_profile:1, fruit_color:1, fruit_size:1, hardiness_code_expansion:1, taxon_context:1 | Open evidence summary JSON | Open citation drawer JSON

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Scugog is listed as a crabapple (CR) with fruit under 5 cm [S1]. It is described as a "nied" open-pollinated seedling, attributed to Preston at CEF in 1930, with no explicit hybrid parent names given [S1].

Fruit are recorded as 4 cm, with brownish-purple skin and flesh, and the note says the fruit is early [S1]. It is noted for high pectin content, suitable for jelly, and only fair dessert quality [S1]. The name is tied to Scugog Lake in southern Ontario [S1]. Codes include FB3 H2-3 SC1, interpreted as fireblight/scab notation and H2-3 moderate-to-borderline hardiness per the source legend [S1].

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from Edible Apples in Prairie Canada, with 1 additional supporting sources linked below.

Featured source descriptions

“Listed under Crabapples in the page's 'List of Varieties Described.'”
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“Flowers are amaranth purple.”
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“Early.”
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“Has suffered somewhat from fire blight at Morden.”
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3Edible Apples in Prairie Canadaunknown1400p64References cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).; Hardiness rated between moderately hardy and borderline hardy (H2-3).; Listed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm di

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

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3p64source_reference_abbreviationReferences cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64entry_hardiness_observationHardiness rated between moderately hardy and borderline hardy (H2-3).Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64description_snippetListed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64taxon_contextMarked CR, expanded from the legend as a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5 cm diameter.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64hardiness_code_expansionCodes listed as FB3 H2-3 SC1, indicating a fireblight/scab notation and moderate-to-borderline hardiness per the legend.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64source_reference_abbreviationReference notes include WCSH, F&N, and Lot.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64anecdote_snippetNamed for Scugog Lake, southern Ontario.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64flavor_profileFair dessert quality.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64culinary_useHigh pectin content; good for jelly.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64description_snippetEarly.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64fruit_colorSkin and flesh are brownish purple.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64fruit_sizeFruit 4 cm.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64breeder_referenceAttributed to Preston at CEF, dated 1930.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90
3p64entry_pedigreeDescribed as a nied open-pollinated seedling.Scugog (nied op sdlg) CEF (1930) Preston CRpage_block:0.90

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source_reference_abbreviationReferences cited: WCSH (Western Canadian Society for Horticulture (1944- ).).0.93
entry_hardiness_observationHardiness rated between moderately hardy and borderline hardy (H2-3).0.97
description_snippetListed as a crabapple (crabapple or applecrab, fruit less than 5 cm diameter).0.96
taxon_contextMarked CR, expanded from the legend as a crabapple or applecrab with fruit less than 5 cm diameter.0.97
hardiness_code_expansionCodes listed as FB3 H2-3 SC1, indicating a fireblight/scab notation and moderate-to-borderline hardiness per the legend.0.82
source_reference_abbreviationReference notes include WCSH, F&N, and Lot.0.83
anecdote_snippetNamed for Scugog Lake, southern Ontario.0.95
flavor_profileFair dessert quality.0.90
culinary_useHigh pectin content; good for jelly.0.97
description_snippetEarly.0.95
fruit_colorSkin and flesh are brownish purple.0.97
fruit_sizeFruit 4 cm.0.98
breeder_referenceAttributed to Preston at CEF, dated 1930.0.94
entry_pedigreeDescribed as a nied open-pollinated seedling.0.90

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