Description
Colorado old-timers know this huge, red apple by name, and remember their mothers coring it and baking it full of honey – enough to feed an entire family. Everything about the Wolf River is enormous from its apples to the tree itself; 100 plus year old trees still grow in Colorado. With its mild, sweet flavor and ability to hold its shape when cooked, it is indeed a wonderful pie apple but it really shines when baked whole or turned into apple butter.
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