TREE-TORIAL. On Sat., Sept. 14 at 1:00 p.m., THE JOHNNY APPLESEED METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT will offer TREE-TORIAL at the MCELROY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER (2355 Ada Rd., Lima, OH). Get “bark to ...

I had wanted to go on this trip for a long time, but as it turned out, it finally happened only because a friend was attending a medical conference in ...

Given the Sano family's generational expertise, Ingram sought out Tōemon's grandfather, who developed a way to transport the trees successfully so they wouldn't sprout before arriving in Japan.

They are eaten right off the tree, baked in a pie, pressed into cider or cooked into sauce — APPLES are a basic component of American food culture. October is the month to celebrate apples ...

It seems I missed wishing you all a timely happy Johnny Appleseed Day on March 11! This folk figure was indeed a real man named John Chapman who helped nourish a fledgling landscape, one that would… ...

The legendary Johnny Appleseed is best known for traveling across the countryside planting trees in the 1800s, but there's much more to the man behind the legend.

The fact that apples grown from seedling trees are extremely tart and basically inedible — as opposed to cloned or grafted trees — did not hinder the efforts of Johnny Appleseed, the popular ...

JOHNNY APPLESEED Rosemary Benet, , ... Crafted from quatrains as sturdy as the branches of the trees Chapman tends ... to the curious possum family dangling above the branch where he sleeps.

Johnny Appleseed’s trees gave rise to J.M. Smucker Company. By Paul Locher - ... What he possessed was an old recipe for apple butter that had been handed down through generations of his family.

There is a surprising truth behind Johnny Appleseed's work. John Chapman lived in Leominster until he was 6, later moving to Longmeadow, Massachusetts, with his family.

The lore of Johnny Appleseed, real name John Chapman, separating myth from reality. ... FIRE BLIGHT IS A BACTERIAL DISEASE THAT PLAGUES PLANTS IN THE ROSE FAMILY, INCLUDING THE APPLE TREE.