Apples

If you are making a pear tart, use Bosc pears because they don't fall apart as easy. If you are making a pie, a mix of Barlett and Bosc pears would work well.

It is a fruit.

spit it out and plant it

if they were born blind there really is nothing you can do. they won't know what red looks like or what's round........

..that is not true, a blind person can know round by touch, they can know crisp and sweet by taste, sweet by smell, they can feel the smooth skin with a stalk at one end, and the blossom end at the other....

the acid soaks up the quease.

Ash, Beech, Cherry, Chestnut, Elm, English Oak, Imported Oak, Japanese Oak, Lime, Mahogany, Rosewood, Teak, Walnut

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It is believed that the seeds have cyanide and can kill the dog if swallowed. Since the seeds have a protective coatings and would need to be pulverized and a LARGE amount, it unlikely that it will harm your dog. Still...safe than sorry. Also little trees might grow in their stomach if the seeds do not harm the dog

This type of tree is a self pollinator so it needs a partner tree close by. Several other types of apples will do, but one website says that white blossom crab apples will do.

I would say granny smith is on lower priced, and stored longer, and has a tendency to go bad over the fuji apples.

Here in Kansas we have a alien tree species called hedge apple or osage orange. The fruit is about the size of a grapefruit with a rough pebbly surface that stays green. It is NOT edible even though it is related to oranges and is in fact a kind of citrus. I have also heard it called trifoliate orange. When young the seedlings have 3" long, sharp thorns that makes it useful for planted hedges that will restrict livestock and trespassers.

Yes

Like any tree can they apply pressure to your foundation until it gives.

All fruit trees can be trained on stakes or wires. This is done to contain and support the plants within a controlled area.

The leaves on an apple tree are alternately arranged on the branch, deciduous, simple, serrated, and unlobed ( no lobes).

When I was a kid (a long, long time ago), my mother would scrape off the mold and serve the jelly. I'm 58, so you know it didn't kill me. However, the modern advice is anything that was canned should be thrown away when there is mold, loss of color, cloudy liquid (as in pickles), or loss of a thick consistency in jams and jellies. Today, I throw away any jam or jelly with mold.

Wash the outside of the apple with hot water to remove the wax that growers put on them before they are sent to market. Let it dry and try again. Hooweestik.

It depends on what type of apples, though it should be around 2 kilos.

Pollen allergies cause your mouth and tongue to itch.

Yes but apple juice does not

Cutting a tree stimulates the production of plant growth hormone. That can cause shoots on trees if they are kept watered and get enough sunlight.

This is in addition to the answer above, but our Christmas tree is doing this right now! I've never seen a cut tree do this. About a week ago I noticed what looked like tiny pine cones appearing all over it and a week later they are sprouting! We got it a month ago, have kept it watered & it is by large open windows during the day & bright lamps at night. I'm pretty amazed. Now I want to know how to keep the tree alive via getting some roots off some branches & growing in a pot in the same spot. Then eventually replanting as many as possible!

they called them that because they saw the earth as an apple, so they decided to call it an earth apple.

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The Indian Rhino's usually feed in the forest eating the apples during the heat of the day. In the cool of the evening they eventually move out into open grasslands. It is here that they perform their final duty. Neatly deposited with a ration of fertlising manure, the seeds of the apple tree.