RED GRAVENSTEIN (Scion)
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(Malus domestica) American heirloom dating back to 1890. A chance seedling found by A. H. Mullins from Clay County in West Virginia. Thought to be
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(Malus domestica) English heirloom from Herefordshire dating back to 1600's. First introduced onto the market in the 1880's by Michael Landy. Firm,
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(Malus domestica) Australian heirloom originating from a chance seed thrown away by Mrs. Thomas Smith from Ryde in NSW. Dates back to 1860's. Seeds
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