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I imagine they are to some extent threatened by the Colony Collapse Disorder.

On Apr 10, 2008, at 11:50 PM, Marie McHarry wrote:

PS: Since apples are so dependent on humans, could we be facing a
future without them? Perish the thought. Certainly not in my lifetime.

Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, tom, 04/10/2008
- Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Marie McHarry, 04/10/2008
  - Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, paxamicus, 04/11/2008
    - Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Marie McHarry, 04/11/2008
      - Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Gene GeRue, 04/11/2008
      - Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Lisa K.V. Perry, 04/11/2008
  - Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Gene GeRue, 04/11/2008
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Karen L. Black, 04/10/2008
- Re: [Homestead] "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Clansgian, 04/11/2008
  - [Homestead] Frost protection, was Re: "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Gene GeRue, 04/12/2008
    - Re: [Homestead] Frost protection, was Re: "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Marie McHarry, 04/12/2008
      - Re: [Homestead] Frost protection, was Re: "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Lisa K.V. Perry, 04/12/2008
      - Re: [Homestead] Frost protection, was Re: "Old" apple trees - How to identify?, Gene GeRue, 04/12/2008