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Keep apple maggots and codling moths away from your apple crop by using a little-known trick: footies. They are found at shoe stores, where shoppers slip them on their feet to protect the insides...
Early Harvest apple trees produce small, yellow apples that mature months before most of their peers. The apples are slightly tart and eaten raw or baked. Early Harvest apple trees grow well...
Evidence exists of the cultivation of apples in the fertile crescent since 8000 BC. They have been the associated with love, health and pleasure. The depiction of an apple as the fruit of the...
Many people think apples only grow well in cold, damp climates, but this isn't the case. Many apple varieties actually thrive in warmer and drier climates, like California's. The longer growing...
Washington is the largest apple producer in the United States. With its cold damp climate it is one of the perfect locations to grow many different varieties of apples. With their firm sweet flesh...
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