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Apple Search - The Search for "Lost" Heritage Apples

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The Junaluska Apple Discovery Story: read about the fascinating story of finding this famous historic apple Heritage Apples are the apples of our Grandparents and Great-grandparents. Their uses were varied--for drying, frying, fresh eating,Halloween treats, baking, brandy, cider (hard and sweet), vinegar, livestock feed, and much more. The diversity of their shapes, sizes, colors,textures, tastes and times of ripening was amazing. For every early farm family an extensive orchard was essential. As more and more land was settled, a well developed orchard was a sure sign that civilization had reached the American frontier. These old timey apples are part of our agricultural heritage, but they are rapidly being lost forever. The trees are being cut down and the older people who remember the apple names are passing away. The window to still find and save these wonderful apples is rapidly closing. Tom Brown of Clemmons, NC, became interested in finding and saving these apples in 1999. Some o

Tom Brown | Clemmons, NC | (336) 766-5842 Apple Search The Search for "Lost" Heritage Apples No Apple Trees Are Available For Purchase Until The Fall of 2026 The Junaluska Apple Discovery Story: read about the fascinating story of finding this famous historic apple Visit our new section to read how Tom Brown has a connection to Kerr County, Texas which recently experienced a flooding disaster. Heritage Apples are the apples of our Grandparents and Great-grandparents. Their uses were varied--for drying, frying, fresh eating,Halloween treats, baking, brandy, cider (hard and sweet),…

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