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rainbowroute

July 28, 2020 10:41PM

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Not to be pedantic, but I suspect you are referring to "feral" apple trees. I have come to find them rather fascinating, occasionally finding one out in the woods. A pure indicator of previous human presence, as there are no "wild" endemic species of Malus in the Western US that produce fruit that you would want to eat or cook with. As such, they are certainly a cultivar of the orchard apple we all know and love: Malus domestica.

All that said, I think we can agree that they are a treat to find and eat.

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What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	kcsivils	July 28, 2020 02:23AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	DanS	July 28, 2020 06:41AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	cdaspit	July 28, 2020 06:43AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	DanS	July 28, 2020 06:46AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	cdaspit	July 28, 2020 11:31AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	albspng	July 28, 2020 07:46PM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	cdaspit	July 29, 2020 11:29AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	Kelly Anderson	July 28, 2020 07:50AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	Dan Markoff	July 28, 2020 12:17PM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	rainbowroute	July 28, 2020 10:41PM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	Dick Bell	July 29, 2020 09:02AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	Dan Markoff	July 29, 2020 11:05AM
Re: What kind of trees are found in the Animas Canyon?	hank	July 29, 2020 02:24PM
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