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Dried Apple Rings: The thick skin holds up well during the dehydration process

It benefits from regular pruning in late winter or early spring to remove dead or diseased branches and to promote a tidy

Mature Height 30 – 40 feet (Can reach 50+ ft in ideal conditions) Mature Width (Spread) 10 – 20 feet Growth Rate Very Fast (typically 3–5 feet per year) USDA Zone Zone 6-9

isolate the Red Delicious apples because other vegetables that produce ethylene gas (such as carrots and broccoli) can spoil and turn the apples bitter

Peach Sam Houston Trees planting in a row forThe Sam Houston Peach is a Texas born gem, developed by Texas A&M specifically to thrive in hot, humid Southern climates where other peaches might struggle with disease or lack of winter chill. The 'Sam Houston' peach produces medium to large sized fruits with yellow skin and juicy, flavorful flesh. The fruit is typically freestone, meaning the flesh easily separates from the pit, making it convenient for fresh eating, canning, or baking. The flavor