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Apple "Newtown" Potted (3 Gal) Size:M.7 (Semi-Dwarfing) excessively heavy crop that requires

Apple "Newtown" Potted (3 Gal) Size:M.7 (Semi-Dwarfing) excessively heavy crop that requiresNewtown Pippin Eating, Cooking, Juice, Cider Aromatic, Sweet Tart Description: Regarded as one of the finest apples in both the U. S and Victorian England in the 19th century, this varietal actually dates back to the mid 1700s, also making it one of the oldest. This apple was actually introduced to London in the 1750s from New York, which was an interesting reversal in the more normalized flow of traffic of varietals from the U. K to the U. S.. This

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Description

excessively heavy crop that requires thinning

and serves as a great pollinator as well

small and spreading

Identified in Esopus New York sometime between 1770-1790

spur bearing

Apple "Newtown" Potted (3 Gal) Size:M.7 (Semi-Dwarfing) excessively heavy crop that requiresNewtown Pippin Eating, Cooking, Juice, Cider Aromatic, Sweet Tart Description: Regarded as one of the finest apples in both the U. S and Victorian England in the 19th century, this varietal actually dates back to the mid 1700s, also making it one of the oldest. This apple was actually introduced to London in the 1750s from New York, which was an interesting reversal in the more normalized flow of traffic of varietals from the U. K to the U. S.. This

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