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hardy and moderately resistant to fire blight
The Niedzwetzkyana apple tree has striking fall colors in our nursery and orchard
The Bramley Seedling is a large
The apple is thinned skinned
St. Edmunds Pippin Origin Date_1200s hardy and moderately resistant toUSDA Certified Organic Saint Edmund's Pippin apple tree was discovered in the orchard of Richard Harvey, in the town of Bury St. Edmunds, England, around 1870. The St. Edmunds Pippin apples are considered the best early russet and listed among the six favorite apples grown in England. Saint Edmund's Pippin apples are flat uniform sized apple covered with a smooth, pale, beautiful fawn colored russet in our climate. Crisp, yellowish flesh, with pear
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