Even the Minnesotan Honeycrisp apple has come ... time but didn’t stop this year’s apple picking from coming in hot… literally. “The apple trees definitely don’t need the heat anymore.

My son will also only eat Honeycrisp apples. So, I guess in this case, the apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree. Since I am not an apple connoisseur, I can’t really taste the difference ...

Pearson, amid the trees, agreed. David Bedford, an apple breeder at the University of Minnesota, can answer that. A member of the team that bred the Honeycrisp, Bedford said naming his creation ...

During his career Luby and his team created some of the tastiest apples in the country, including SweeTango, Zestar! and their biggest success, Honeycrisp ... grows into a tree that can survive ...

Illinois and the surrounding states are full of family-owned, often multigenerational orchards where urbanites can live out ...

Depending on your growing zone, you can potentially harvest fruit from June through October. Smaller trees ... Dwarf apple cultivars that would do well in a micro-orchard situation include Granny ...

If you love apple picking, you know that there’s nothing quite like that first bite of the first apple that you pick off of the tree ... They’ve got Honeycrisp and Macoun, they said in ...

Whether you plan to travel, or just make short trips close to home this fall, these ultimate autumn ideas will spice up your ...

Jessica loves a good Honeycrisp apple because it’s “tangy, a little sour at times and also sweet.” She also loves coffee cake. Combining her two favorites, she created a twist to the ...