Cripps Pink and Pink Lady Apples should not be confused as the same fruit. While they share a common genetic lineage, it's worth noting that there are distinct differences between the two.

Now, Sunflare joins the lineage with its pink and yellow hues, high crunchiness, and sweet-tart flavor mix. Back in 1998, WSU scientists crossed the Honeycrisp with Cripps Pink, emulating the ...

The apple, a cross between Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink previously known as WA 64, will be called Sunflare. The name was picked from more than 15,000 responses to a public naming contest.

Washington State University unveiled the name of the school’s latest apple breed in December 2024: Sunflare – inspired by the pink and yellow colors of the fruit (Courtesy Jeremy K. Tamsen ...

Cripps Pink: Oct. 18. Cripps Pink apples have a pinkish skin with crisp, juicy flesh. They're tart with a sweet finish. Staff Directory Careers Accessibility Support Sitemap Legals Our Ethical ...

The apple itself is a cross of a Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink, which will go under the name of Pink Lady®—Sunflare™. WA 64's official brand name is Sunflare, which won following 15,000 ...

Sunflare is a small to medium apple, slightly less hard but considerably more crisp and juicy than Cripps Pink. Its sweetness and acidity, though, are between those of its two parents, according ...

The apple itself is a cross of a Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink, which will go under the name of Pink Lady®—Sunflare™. WA 64's official brand name is Sunflare, which won following 15,000 ...