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Home - CUPS Videos - Lon Rombough’s Family Apple Tree (video)

Lon Rombough’s Family Apple Tree (video)

Lon Rombough, author of The Grape Grower: A Guide to Organic Viticulture, shares a personal family story about the origin of his father’s apple tree, and how it evolved into something quite spectacular.

In this video, Rombough’s story reveals not only a remarkable mind that grasps the complexities of nature at a deeper level, but a practical knowledge for how to extend the plant breeder’s tools of grafting to produce a single tree containing three different but complimentary varieties of apples: Orange Pippins, Holstein, and Liberty.

And, a nice story, to boot!

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September 20, 2011

Categories: CUPS Videos, Growing Food

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