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30 Shades of Apple
THE TIME FOR PICKING apples fresh off the tree is fast coming to a close. Many New England orchards operate…
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EverCrisp
EverCrisp is a sweet, crispy late-season apple that stores well. It has dense flesh like Fuji but the light crispness and juiciness of Honeycrisp, its two parents. EverCrisp is good for both fresh eating and cooking, and its flavor improves in storage.
Discovered: 2008 Ohio
Parentage: Fuji x Honeycrisp
Harvest: Late Season
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The 2022 New England Apples wall calendar is here!
Every month features:
- Beautiful photographs of New England orchards by Russell Steven Powell and Bar Lois Weeks (plus front and back covers — 14 in all);
- Photographs and descriptions of a different apple; and
- A health tip about the benefits of eating apples.
Inside the back cover is a list of orchards, complete with contact information and websites.
Order yours by sending $10 to:
New England Apples, PO Box 41, Hatfield, MA 01038
Price includes postage and handling.
Or better yet, support New England’s apple growers by becoming a member of New England Apple Association, and receive a calendar as our gift!
New England Apples individual membership form
For more information, write to info@newenglandapples.org.