Tart & Green: Granny Smith Apples
Tart & Green: Granny Smith Apples
You can spot a display of Granny Smiths a mile away. Among the vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows of the other fruits, these bright spring-green apples shine like they have their own special spotlight. And maybe they do.The Granny Smith hybrid was first propagated in Australia in 1868 by, yes, the real Granny Maria Ann Smith and it is now grown in apple-growing regions around the world.
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The Granny Smith, also known as a green apple or sour apple, is an apple cultivar which originated in Australia in 1868. It is named after Maria Ann
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As the most popular green apple in the United States, Granny Smith is a vigorous tree that's sure to outgrow other apples within the first years of
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As the most popular green apple in the United States, Granny Smith is a vigorous tree that's sure to outgrow other apples within the first years of planting. Typically bears fruit sooner than other apples due to this fast growth. Extremely cold hardy, thriving in places where most apple trees couldn't survive. The firm, juicy fruit is a bright green color and due to its cold tolerance, the tree has been known to produce apples well into December.
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