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	Apple - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The apple is a tree and its pomaceous fruit, of species Malus domestica in the family Rosaceae, and is one of the most widely cultivated tree fruits.
		In this hybrid of an orchard apple with a red-fruited crabapple cultivar, the pulp of is the same colour as the peel.
		In Australia, introduced apple trees are sometimes used as food plants by the larvae of hepialid moths of the genus Aenetus.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apple (3410 words)

	Haralson (apple) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Haralson cultivar of apple was introduced by the Minnesota Horticulture Research Center in 1922.
		It is named after Charles Haralson, superintendent of the University of Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm.
		Haralson apples are crisp and juicy, having a tart flavor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haralson_(apple) (138 words)

	APPLE FACTS AND INFORMATION
		Apples can be canned, juiced, and optionally fermented to produce apple_juice, cider, vinegar, and pectin.
		Apples are an important ingredient in many winter desserts, for example apple_pie, apple_crumble and apple_cake.
		Although the "forbidden_fruit" in the book of ''Genesis'' is not identified, popular European Christian tradition has held that it was an apple that Eve incited Adam to share with her.
	www.gottaorderflowers.com /apple (3210 words)

	Preserve apples for yearlong use (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Apples should be free of bruises and punctures and stored away from other fruits and vegetables.
		Apples should first be treated with an antioxidant because enzymes in apples will cause them to brown quickly and lose vitamins when exposed to air and during freezing.
		Once treated, apples can be frozen in several ways: in a dry pack, with no sweetener added; in a dry sugar pack that has sugar sprinkled over the fruit; and in a sugar and water mixture called a syrup pack if a more sweetened apple is desired.
	www.azcentral.com /home/food/articles/1026preserveapples26.html (1086 words)

	Apple Journal- "A Passion for Apples"
		The testing determined for certain that Keepsake, another apple from the University of Minnesota's apple breeding program that was released in 1978, is one of the parents.
		Haralson, introduced in 1922 after its years of evaluation, has carried the parentage designation "open pollinated Malinda," meaning it started as a seed from a Malinda apple whose flower had been fertilized by pollen from an unknown apple variety.
		Washington Apple Country has expanded their range of agricultural tour packages to include area wineries in the Wenatchee valley.
	www.applejournal.com (657 words)

	Minnesota Harvest - Apple Varieties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Anyway, the single bud that came from a Red Haralson tree and grew into Tiger was not genetically the same as Red Haralson, even though it was a clone.
		As the stripes come around the bottom of a Tiger apple, they converge on the calyx, coming to sharp points, like fangs, where they nearly meet.
		But it differs from Haralson in some ways as much as the stripes differ from the blush of Red Haralson.
	www.minnesotaharvest.net /appletiger.htm (739 words)

	Only the pluckiest survive: Apple varieties in Montana, Sidebar: Apple recipes
		“Apples are unpredictable,” explains pomologist Bob Gough, a professor of horticulture at Montana State University and MSU Extension horticulture specialist.
		Many of the apple varieties we know today were propagated from those rare moments of fate when someone planted a tree that happened to make especially good apples.
		Today, “McIntosh Apple Day” --an all-out apple extravaganza hosted by the Bitterroot Valley Historical Society--is still a big event, reflecting an era when the Bitterroot Valley boasted, “The largest apple orchards in the world!” This year the event is slated for Saturday, Oct. 5.
	www.montana.edu /commserv/csnews/nwview.php?article=540 (1418 words)

	Minnesota Harvest - Apple Varieties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The Haralson apple tree is very winter hardy, which is a necessity for survival through the cold Minnesota winters.
		That flower grew into a Malinda apple, that part is for sure, and the seed that grew the tree that produced Haralson apples came from that Malinda apple.
		The apple, named after his wife, was Peter Gideon’s greatest success from his years of toil, breeding apples for the harsh winters of the northland using seeds from Siberia and other cold places.
	www.minnesotaharvest.net /appleharalson.htm (1111 words)

	Fruits and Vegetables - Apple Varieties for Minnesota
		When selecting apple varieties for Minnesota, be sure your selection is hardy for your growing area.
		Apples are divided into early, mid- or late season based on their ripening date.
		Two varieties that have shown resistance to apple scab and require fewer sprays are Liberty and Freedom.
	www.extension.umn.edu /info-u/plants/BG512.html (443 words)

	Pine Tree Apple Orchard - What We Grow
		Since the first apple trees were planted in 1904, the orchard has grown to be over 300 acres.
		Planted in apple trees, strawberries, pumpkins and corn for the corn maze.
		To keep your apples their freshest, you need to refrigerate to slow the breathing of the apples down, kind of like putting them to sleep.
	www.pinetreeappleorchard.com /grow.phtml (812 words)

	Questions On Apples
		Apples are members of the rose family of plants, which means they are related to roses that you see growing in gardens.
		Apples have what are known as mixed buds, which means the flowers and leaves are in the same bud.
		Apples are genetically active because they constantly produce new sprouts, chimeras, and variants of all sorts, most of which make up the wide selection of apples that we take for granted today.
	www.ext.nodak.edu /extnews/hortiscope/tree/apple.htm (9766 words)

	Fruits
		Apples will grow in most well drained soils and are best in full sun.
		Zone 5 GALA- Originating in New Zealand, this apple has become quite popular in the U.S. The fruit is yellow fleshed, medium sized and pale yellow to golden yellow heavily striped with red.
		A summer apple that is sweet, juicy and crisp.
	www.cayugalandscape.com /gardencenter/fruits.html (2333 words)

	Apple Journal-- Minnesota Orchards 1
		The freshest, most flavorful apples are the ones you and your family pick right from the trees at Appleside.
		With over 100 acres of apples, raspberries, and pumpkins, Appleside is one of Minnesota’s premier pick-your-own farms.
		We grow and sell 30 different varieties of Minnesota apples, including Mantet, Paula Red, Beacon, Lakeland, Haralson, Fireside, Regent, etc. The summer apples are ripe about the 1st of Aug and we are usually open until the end of Oct. We pick each day-call for current hours and varieties.
	www.applejournal.com /mn02.htm (2504 words)

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		The number one apple grown in Minnesota, Haralson is one of the best all-purpose apples there are.
		This crisp red-green apple outperforms all others in baking, and keeps its good qualities in storage for many months, longer than any other variety we carry.
		And if sweet apples aren't your thing, Haralson is for you...a tart, tangy apple with a lively taste.
	www.citilink.com /~apple/haralson.htm (93 words)

	descrip
		The long awaited time to plant apple trees is here and the Bare Root Trees are in at our OtterTail Grass Roots..
		Each Apple tree has it's purpose in life, whether for pies, or just eating..
		Largest Apple grown in State.Yellow fruit, fair eating but very good for baking, pies and dried apples.
	www.grassrootsmnusa.com /fruit (402 words)

	The Minnesota Daily - News - Monday October 2, 1995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Almost 90 years ago an apple scientist came to Minnesota to cultivate an apple hardy enough to survive the seasons.
		The most recent apple created at the center, the Honeycrisp, was introduced in 1990 and is a huge hit in Europe and Australia.
		The Haralson apple, the most popular in the state, is also a creation of University scientists.
	www.mndaily.com /daily/1995/10/02/news/abor (294 words)

	Haralson Apple - Glossary from Hormel Foods
		A variety of apple that is medium sized, bright red in color with a spot of green, and pronounced small tan-colored spots all over the outer skin.
		This apple has a firm white flesh that provides a distinctively tart flavor.
		It is an excellent apple for cooking and baking, as it is commonly used to make pies and desserts.
	www.hormel.com /kitchen/glossary.asp?id=35820&catitemid= (131 words)

	Haralson Apples....Apples and Fall Colors along Lake Pepin Bluffs
		Characteristics: Medium size, attractive red, a very popular, tart, juicy apple for eating and cooking.
		This all-purpose apple was introduced by the Minnesota Horticulture Research Center in 1922.
		It is only slightly susceptible to fireblight and cedar-apple rust, but moderately susceptible to apple scab.
	www.bushel-peck.com /HaralsonApples.html (145 words)

	Apples for the North Country @ Cummins Nursery Catalog 2004
		Classic red-fleshed apple with Russian ancestry from a Beautiful Arcade x Fluke 38 cross made by Hansen at South Dakaota experiment station.
		HARALSON One of the first introductions from the University of Minnesota breeding program.
		NORTHERN LIGHTS Bred at Geneva (Haralson x MacIntosh), but introduced as a hardy apple for the especially difficult climate of the Great Plains.
	www.cumminsnursery.com /north.htm (796 words)

	Minnesota Grown Apples and Fall Colors along Lake Pepin
		The apple orchards are located high on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River.
		In 1983, apple orchards were added and eventually the livestock portion of the farming was phased out.
		Our Minnesota Grown apples are available the end of August, along with pumpkins in late September and October, country and apple crafts, jams, jellies, and our delicious caramel apples.
	www.bushel-peck.com (296 words)

	Grafting and Budding Fruit Trees
		A cleft graft, bottom right, covered with asphalt grafting compound is used for topworking established apples and pear trees.
		The seed from a Haralson apple will produce an apple tree, but it will not produce a Haralson apple tree.
		The University of Minnesota Extension Service is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to its programs, facilities, and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status, or sexual orientation.
	www.extension.umn.edu /distribution/horticulture/DG0532.html (384 words)

	M Fall 2003
		(The Honeygold itself is a cross between the Golden Delicious and Haralson, and both Honeygold and Haralson were developed at the U.) Thirty years later, in 1991, the now-named Honeycrisp was ready for commercial release.
		Millions of trees are in production, and in the fall, the apple flies off the shelves of roadside orchard stands throughout the Upper Midwest.
		Dwarf apple trees bear fruit earlier, and, because of their short stature, are much easier to maintain than standard apple trees.
	www1.umn.edu /urelate/m/fall2003/honeycrisp.html (246 words)

	plantkingdom.com - Northern Bred Varieties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Local orchards, including the Apple House at the University of Minnesota’s Horticultural Research Center just west of the Landscape Arboretum, sold out of ‘Honeycrisp’ apples in the blink of an eye.
		While slightly less hardy, dwarf apple trees produce fruit at a younger age and are much easier to care for.
		This tasty apple typically ripens the second week in August, but may be stored for seven weeks, considerably longer than other early apples that tend to get mealy after a very short time in storage.
	www.plantkingdom.com /kingdom/rosaceae/uofmhony.htm (429 words)

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		Haralson will often bear fruit the first year.
		Bears apples that are great for eating, baking and long term storage.
		Bears sweet, crisp, juicy apples with an unusual aromatic flavor.
	www.mcintyres.com /trees/trees2.html (1321 words)

	[NAFEX] Ultimate Cooking Apple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Here in Minnesota, we prefer the Haralson apple.
		A friend of mine recently asked me what was considered to be the quintessential pie apple these days, and whether there were better options out there aside from the Granny Smith he's been using.
		An acquaintance of mine in the UK also mentioned a British apple called Winston (Winter King) which seems to have a pretty loyal following over there.
	lists.ibiblio.org /pipermail/nafex/2004-March/007011.html (255 words)

	apple picking in new jersey and other jerseys related information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		before eating Of the 30 different apple varieties grown in New Jersey, the Winesap is the oldest...
		Apple Picking and Pumpkin Picking in New Jersey A List of Pumpkin Picking Patches In New Jersey Apple Picking In New York and New Jersey Where to find Apples in New Jersey - NJ State...
		favorite, while area leaf peeping and apple picking in the fall is second to none.
	www.nethorde.com /jerseys/apple-picking-in-new-jersey.html (345 words)

	Apple Trees -
		Trees must be picked up at Apple Jack Orchards Nursery.
		Trees will be on M111 (semi-dwarf) rootstock which produces a tree approximately 75% the size of a standard apple tree.
		If you have any questions about apples, trees or 2004 events give us a call 763-972-6673!
	www.applejackorchards.com /store/pdetails5.php (127 words)

	Trees
		Large red selection of Haralson apple that is fire blight resistant.
		One of the most popular apples in Minnesota.
		Mid-season apples with an unusual flavor similar to cherry candy.
	www.gordonslandscape.com /trees.htm (143 words)

	[NAFEX] DNA testing - Parentage of Honeycrisp, Haralson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Me too, though I remember Tom Burford's telling me it that was a very costly proposition.
		They have also figured out > > that Wealthy is the pollen parent of Haralson - its parentage is Malinda > > x Wealthy.
		Some sources have mistakenly listed Ben Davis as the pollen > > parent of Haralson.
	lists.ibiblio.org /pipermail/nafex/2005-February/010640.html (208 words)

	Maxwells Nursery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		FUJI APPLE Recent introduction from Japan that quickly became California's
		HARALSON APPLE Extremely winter hardy tree, often begins bearing in
		RED DELICIOUS APPLE (Bisbee Spur) Sweet, crisp, flavorful - perhaps the
	www.sonnet.com /davewilson/ordered/maxwells.html (132 words)

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