_Synonyms_: Ortley Pippin, Woolman's Long, Greasy Pippin, White
Bell-flower, Van Dyne, Melting Pippin, Yellow Pippin, Woodward's Pippin,
Davis White Bellflower, White Bellflower, White Detroit, Hollow-cored
Pippin, Green Bellflower, Jersey Greening, Crane's Pippin, Inman, Tom
Woodward's Pippin, Marrow Pippin, Ohio Favorite, Willow-leaf Pippin,
White Pippin, Detroit, Davis, Warren Pippen, Golden Pippin, White
Seek-no-further, and Tod's Golden Pippin.
Origin, orchard of Michael Ortley, South Jersey. It grows pretty
strongly, with upright, slender shoots, and bears abundantly. Fruit
medium to large, roundish, oblong conic, greenish yellow, becoming fine
yellow at maturity, sometimes with a sunny cheek. Stalk slender, of
medium length, inserted in a deep, acute cavity, surrounded by russet.
Calyx closed, set in an abrupt, somewhat corrugated basin. Flesh white,
fine grained, tender, juicy, subacid, very pleasant. Good to very good.
Core large. November to February.