Apple seeds

Yesterday, it took me about 90 minutes to make a quart of homemade applesauce and start a small orchard of apple trees from seeds at the same time. Here is why…

Apple seeds are easy to grow at home with the proper preparation, and seedlings are often more vigorous than their grafted nursery counterparts. Give an apple tree seedling 3-4 years, and it'll catch up to

Domestic apples belong to the genus Malus, which includes approximately 30 species and...

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You don't need to buy seeds from a gardening store to grow apple trees; you can plant trees just by using the seeds at the core of your favorite type of apple! Though growing apple trees from the seeds takes many years, and though the...

An oxidation reaction is the reason why apples and other fruits turn brown after you slice or bite into them.

Use this simple tutorial to grow an apple tree using the seeds found in fruit from the grocery store. It's an excellent beginner project for anyone wanting to try simple plant propagation.

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Just like humans, fruits and vegetables also have a cycle of life, filled with constant growth and changes. And, just like humans, their populations also have some weird fruits that don't fit in within the norms. Alterations in farming technology and methods, GMOs, and other factors can alter plants' appearances so much, they might start looking like something from Chernobyl.