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A Taste of Minnesota's Apples: Characteristics and Harvest Dates of Apples Commonly Grown in Minnesota

Hoover, Emily E
Tepe, Emily S
Bedford, David
Luby, Jim
2018
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A Taste of Minnesota's Apples: Characteristics and Harvest Dates of Apples Commonly Grown in Minnesota

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Autumn in Minnesota brings apples! While Honeycrisp is the star of the show, it’s not the only great apple you’ll find at local orchards and farmer’s markets. Seek out a cultivar you’ve never tried before to experience the diversity of colors, flavors, and textures of apples grown in Minnesota. If you just can’t get enough, try growing your own! USDA Hardiness Zones are included for each cultivar to help you choose the right trees for your yard. Cultivars are arranged by harvest date.

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Table of apple varieties commonly grown in Minnesota with information on harvest dates, fruit characteristics, favored uses, refrigerated storage life, and tree hardiness.

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Hoover, Emily E; Tepe, Emily S; Bedford, David; Luby, Jim. (2018). A Taste of Minnesota's Apples: Characteristics and Harvest Dates of Apples Commonly Grown in Minnesota. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/198132.

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