what kind of apple is this?
tammyinwv
11 years ago
My husband has access to a couple of these trees and brought me in a couple large buckets of them. They are slightly sweet, good to eat fresh, and make great applesauce or pies.
tammy
Here is a link that might be useful: apples
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