Trees of Antiquity

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Harvesting today! Summer Rambo apples were a 16th century French apple popular with American colonists. Rambour is a French name given to certain varieties of red apples of a large size. In the states, Summer Rambo apple trees, were originally referred to as Summer Rambour and Rambour Franc evolving to its current name by 1850's. In France, where there are a dozen or more Rambour varieties, it is known as Rambour d'Ete. Rambour is thought to have originated in the village of Rambures in Picardy. Summer Rambo apples are crisp, juicy, yellow, breaking flesh, a great apple for early season eating out of hand and also perfection for sauce.

Late season Westfield Seek-no-Further apples clinging to the tree in our waning days of fall.

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