because he loved them
Possibly in Leominster, Massachusetts. It should first be noted that Johnny Appleseed is a character from an American folk tale. He isn't real. But he seems to have been based on an actual person, John Chapman, born in Leominster MA in 1774. According to the folk tale, Johnny Appleseed wandered the United States, spreading apple seeds wherever he went. The story also says he planted his first tree somewhere in Massachusetts. To this day, Leominster (pronounced LEMM-inster) claims that Johnny's first apple tree was planted in their city. The reason they make that claim is because of John Chapman. He was indeed born in Leominster, and became a Christian missionary; in addition to his church work, he loved to plant gardens, especially nurseries where apple trees could flourish. In addition to growing apples in Massachusetts, Chapman was later credited with introducing the apple tree to various parts of the midwest, and at some point, the character of Johnny Appleseed was created to describe his efforts.
Yes. He once was punching an apple tree, and he said later that he was crying as hard as he could, and his fists were all bloody and messy.
knowone really knows, I think that it is just an old myth that George Washington Cut down a cherry tree, that is just somthing to show everyone and other kids how truthful George Washington was, I think it is to teach kids to be truthful, some of the old common myths about him and other things. Thanks -teamlk admin
the "bastard" tree
The famous Cherry tree that is associated with George Washington was supposedly killed by him as a boy. He hit it with his hatchet. It was his father's favorite tree.
The apple tree. The legend is that Johnny Appleseed traveled the country planting apple trees.
The Johnny Appleseed blessing is widely attributed to Johnny Appleseed himself, or John Chapman. Appleseed was a traveling missionary, businessman, and apple tree proponent who lived from September 26, 1774 until March 11, 1845.
The word appleseed basically means the seed that will eventually bear apples. This means that the word appleseed represents the seed of an apple tree or apple tree seed.
johnny appleseed
Possibly in Leominster, Massachusetts. It should first be noted that Johnny Appleseed is a character from an American folk tale. He isn't real. But he seems to have been based on an actual person, John Chapman, born in Leominster MA in 1774. According to the folk tale, Johnny Appleseed wandered the United States, spreading apple seeds wherever he went. The story also says he planted his first tree somewhere in Massachusetts. To this day, Leominster (pronounced LEMM-inster) claims that Johnny's first apple tree was planted in their city. The reason they make that claim is because of John Chapman. He was indeed born in Leominster, and became a Christian missionary; in addition to his church work, he loved to plant gardens, especially nurseries where apple trees could flourish. In addition to growing apples in Massachusetts, Chapman was later credited with introducing the apple tree to various parts of the midwest, and at some point, the character of Johnny Appleseed was created to describe his efforts.
Johnnie Appleseed did it! See the movie
1 name is Johnny Appleseed. this answer can be improved _____________________________ The legend has it that Isaac Newton developed his theory of gravitation after observing an apple fall from the tree.
"Cheese is like the grating of a tree."
Yes, and despite popular folk tales of Johnny Appleseed, it was actually the Native Americans that intentionally spread seeds of the Apple tree, and many others, throughout the lands they occupied or traveled on.
The apple blossom grows on an apple tree. The apple tree grows when you plant an apple seed.
yes u can
an apple tree