Orchid Farm Apples produces some of America’s best tasting apples. If you’re a fan of apples and want to try out some of the very best, be sure to check out their website. There are many resources available including recipes and information about the products.
Connell Red
The Connell Red apple tree is a hardy, reliable bearer of large fruit. This is a very good apple to eat fresh or to use in pies and sauces. It has a solid red skin with a sweet and crisp taste. It is very easy to peel.
The Connell Red apple is a well-balanced, complex fruit. It holds up well when cooked and has an aromatic flavor that is perfect for a mid-afternoon snack. Although the Connell Red is not the largest apple in the world, it is one of the best for its size. It can reach enormous proportions if it is properly trimmed.
The Connell Red is a very popular apple variety among small mammals. It is also very attractive to insects. They love to eat the Connell Red apples from the Orchid Farm tree. It is best to pick the fruit early in the season. Otherwise, the taste may be a bit bland.
Another interesting fact about this particular apple variety is that it is classified Fireside. It is named a Fireside because its parent variety was created at the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station. The best thing about this apple is the clever cross-breeding that has made it even more attractive. The result is a larger, more flavorful fruit with a unique color pattern.
Finally, the Connell Red is a nice-looking apple and has a nice taste. It makes a great addition to any garden, and is a great gift.
Novaspy
Novaspy is a cool little apple that has the requisite amount of cool and a lot of clout. It is a tart, sweet apple with a good amount of astringency. Compared to its predecessor, the Spy, it is more vegetative and less sensitive to powdery mildew, although not as resistant as its ilk. Nevertheless, it is a worthwhile choice for your garden, and a worthy addition to your culinary arsenal.
Novaspy’s name comes from its cross between the Northern Spy and the Golden Delicious. It also has a few other notable traits including a large, but not overwhelming, crop, a long storage life and the requisite disease resistance. And if that weren’t enough, it has some of the best taste of any variety on the market.
St. Pete’s Apple Pie
Clearwater is hosting National Apple Pie Day this year. Many local bakeries will be making fresh pies for the occasion. Besides the apple pies, there are also a number of other baked goods you can enjoy. There are many options for everyone, from artisanal breads and cheeses, to brownies or chocolate.
Baugher’s Orchards, located in western Maryland, has a variety of pies. They have 20 types of pies and a restaurant that serves classic country cooking. Plus, the orchard offers a hayride to the orchards and other kid-friendly activities. You can also enjoy their award-winning Hi Top Apple Pie.
Another place to eat in the area is One Hot Mama’s in Hilton Head. Executive chef Orchid Paulmeier is the daughter of Filipino immigrants, and she specializes in quality barbecue. Her menu includes hickory-smoked pork, baby backribs, and 15 hour-smoked beef brisket. She also offers smoked fried chicken and baby back ribs.
There are many other places where you can find delicious apple pies in the area, but these three are the best. In fact, the Apple Pie Baked in a Paper Bag won the “Best Pie in America” contest at the Food Network. The apples are ripe and sweet, and the pie is flaky but crunchy.
While all these places are worth a visit, I recommend Brown Bean Farm in Clearwater to get the best apples. This family-owned farm has become a popular tourist attraction in the area. It was a roadside stand that started in the 1960s, but now the farm has branched out to include a variety of activities for people of all ages. While there, you can enjoy a hayride to the orchards, a pumpkin patch, and the Festival Food Tent. Don and Margo’s children work the land in between jobs. Their wives keep the farm running smoothly. Clearwater has many great restaurants that offer great food. Get involved today!
Johnson’s Corner Farm
Johnson’s Corner Farm is family-owned and operated since 1953. They have been growing over 100 acres of crops including grapes, apples and more. The harvest festivals, which are held throughout the year, are a must-see for anyone who loves fresh fruits. The festivals include live music, a festival food tent and hayrides to the orchards.
For visitors that prefer to do their shopping, there is a farm market that sells a wide variety of products. You can purchase farm fresh eggs, honey and cut flowers. You can also find a deli, a salad bar made from scratch and an ice cream shop. Plus, the bakery has an array of delicious baked goods. In addition to the u-pick experience, there are hayrides to the orchards, including peach and pumpkin picking. From mid-August through October, you can visit the second generation fruit farm that grows 30 varieties of apples. This is a great place to go if you are looking for a fun experience for the whole family.
It has a strong autumn forest aroma and a tangy taste. Its ingredients include pine needles, oregano and silage. The farm also offers other fruits, such as strawberries and peaches. The first weekend in November is a fun country fair, complete with games for children. Johnson’s Corner Farm has a wide selection of delicious treats for families who are planning a day out.