Old World Apples Grown on 750 Trees with 55 Unique Varieties

Old World Apples Grown on 750 Trees with 55 Unique Varieties

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This story highlights Old World Apples, which cultivates 55 unique old-world apple varieties across 750 trees. The orchard is located in Ridgefield, discovered by Susan Christopherson in the 1980s after her extensive travels and mountaineering experiences.

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