Ingrid Marie Apple Heirloom_Yes Discovered by the late W

Discovered by the late W

The Pink Sparkle apple has a distinctive upside down shape

almost extinct delicacies

It's easy to recognize because of its enormous size compared with other Asian Pears

Ingrid Marie apple trees comes to us from a schoolyard on the Island of Funen

Ingrid Marie Apple Heirloom_Yes Discovered by the late WUSDA Certified Organic Ingrid Marie apple trees comes to us from a schoolyard on the Island of Funen, Denmark in about 1910. The Ingrid Marie apple tree is a seedling of the Cox's Orange Pippin and parent of Elstar. The Ingrid Marie has a dark red flush, some stripes, against a yellow background, sometimes russeted. The fruit is medium to large with juicy flesh and a rich, lightly aromatic flavor. Ingrid Marie apple trees do well in most climates.