Home | Why the Iconic Apple? | Sheep’s Nose, also known as Black Gilliflower, was discovered in Connecticut in the 1700s. (Bar Lois Weeks photo)

Sheep’s Nose, also known as Black Gilliflower, was discovered in Connecticut in the 1700s. (Bar Lois Weeks photo)

Sheep's Nose, also known as Black Gilliflower, was discovered in Connecticut in the 1700s. (Bar Lois Weeks photo)

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