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It’s apple season!

October 22, 2015   ·   0 Comments

Apples have existed as a wild fruit since prehistoric times and have been cultivated for more than 3,000 years. The ancient Greeks, Etruscans, Romans and Egyptians were among its early cultivators. During the California Gold Rush apples sometimes fetched more than $100 a bushel because of their versatility, durability and capacity to be preserved by drying. The apple tree now grows in thousands of varieties in almost every corner of the globe from Japan to Madagascar to South Africa, New Zealand, Russia, China, England, France and across much of North America…but you can get fresh, Ontario-grown apples right here in Shelburne! The Market, located at 300 County Rd. 124, Shelburne, offers apples in six fresh and flavourful varieties – get your apples today, and start eating, drying and baking one of the best fruits on the planet.

Photos by Wendy Gabrek

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