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["Ray Thomas" <RayNMary@msn.com>]

Thank you would love to let her know what kind of apple tree  her childhood
favorite applesauce came from!


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Subject: Re: [NAFEX] Old Apple


> At 11:27 AM 2/19/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> >As an apple lover was speaking with a friend and she wanted to know about
> >an apple that when cooked turns PINK!. She said it is a creamy green
> >skinned with Pink coloration down the sides. This particular apple grew
> >in  Colonel Joe Moore's( of the Greenbriar School fame)back yard in
> >Louisberg, West Virginia.
> >Anyone have a clue what it could be?
>
>
> If you don't get an ID from list members here, you might contact Tom Brown
> (see info below), Lee Calhoun, or Joyce Neighbors - they all have been
> concentrating on finding, identifying, and preserving old regional
> (especially Southern) apple varieties.
>
> Tom Brown, 7335 Bullard Road, Clemmons, NC 27012
> Phone:336-766-5842   E-mail:tombrown@northstate.net
>
>
> Lucky
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-----Original Message-----
From: WildGene@aol.com [mailto:WildGene@aol.com]
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Subject: Re: FW: [NAFEX] Shiawassee apple?




<< Has anyone out ther ever heard of the Shiawassee Apple? Shiawassee is a

county in Michigan near Lansing.

    Thanks for any and all leads.

         Gordon



Gordon C. Nofs

Flint, MI. >>

I have the Shiawassee apple--2 trees.  It is a fairly flat apple with much
red striping.  I think its flavor is unique and remarkably good.  The trees
have not born well but maybe that is my fault.  I bought the trees in 1986
from a souce no longer selling trees.  If you want scionwood, you can have
all you want.

Gene Wild
wildgene@aol.com