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nursery business dates back to 1730 in Flushing, Long Island.

The Pennsylvania Dutch became experts at drying sliced apples. They called this dried fruit “Schnitz.” These folks are credited from our country’s early days up until today with their fine cider. Pennsylvania Dutch apple recipes have won many prizes throughout the generations.

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were both avid apple growers. In Virginia and throughout the Blue Ridge and Appalachian areas, apple orchards flourish.

Covered wagons are believed to

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