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Johnny Apple Seed
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Pioneer reknowned for planting apple trees?
Pioneer who planted apple trees?
Who was the pioneer who planted apple trees?
Probably John Chapman, though he didn't actually plant the trees; he sold the saplings for other people to plant. He got the nickname "Appleseed" because he started his business with seeds he collected from apple mash. In his day, apples weren't so much for eating as for making cider, and from it, applejack, a liquor. Today we have varieties grown for tastiness, but in Chapman's time, most apples were too bitter to munch on. His trees, however, improved somewhat on that condition.
Why did jonny appleseed plant apple trees?
No. Jonny Appleseed planted spaghetti trees and taco flowers.
Where did johnny appleseed live?
from the inside of the apple you idiot, but its really when a mommy apple and a daddy apple love each other very much and get all applely and make little baby apple seeds that will turn into little apple trees to create little apples once again. GO LOOK AT THE INSIDE OF THE APPLE YOU RETARD
Pioneer reknowned for planting apple trees?
What kind of trees did American pioneer Johnny Appleseed frequently plant?
Apple trees. his original name was John Chapman, went across the country planting apple trees, hence the last name Appleseed.
Petpet Park where are the apple trees?
The apple trees are in the Pawvillon.
What are baby apple trees called?
Baby Apple Trees
An apple orchard has 30 rows of apple trees each row has 20 trees what is the total number of apple trees in the orchard?
30 X 20=600 apple trees
Do apple grow on pam trees?
Apples grow on apple trees.
What is the duration of Apple Trees?
The duration of Apple Trees is 1.87 hours.
When was Apple Trees created?
Apple Trees was created on 1992-07-09.
Can peach trees be planted near apple trees?
No. You will get a peachy tasting apple.
Why are pioneer trees important to the climax trees?
Pioneer trees (i.e., trees that first colonize a piece of unforested land) are important to climax trees (i.e., trees that make up a mature and self-sustaining forest) because climax trees require more fertile conditions (nutrients and moisture in the ground) than are typically found outside a forest, and pioneer trees grow in less fertile soil and help to create those conditions.
Where do apple trees make their food?
Apple trees make their food in the leaf cells.
Who was the real Johnny Appleseed?
Johnny Appleseed was born John Chapman. He was an American pioneer nurseryman who introduced apple trees to large parts of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois in early nineteenth century.
