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Thanksgiving Apple Pie

Nov 25, 2009

Earlier I wrote about the Massively Fruiting Granny Smith Spur Apple. Today I get to show the real benefits of this tree.

Granny Smith Apples are not only great for fresh eating - they are excellent for making pies.

Posted by Ron Ludekens | Comment (1) | Granny Smith Spur Apple, Apple Pie

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