To finish, there was strudel made from some of those wild apples we had seen on the porch and homemade vanilla ice cream that tasted like the frozen custard we used to eat at county fairs in the Midwest a half-century ago.
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On an 1897 trip to Russia, he encountered the red-fleshed wild apple " Malus niedzwetskyana " and began two breeding programs based on this unusual fruit, one aimed at developing a cold-hardy cooking and eating apple, and the other aimed at developing ornamental crabapples.
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He also kept a series of notebooks, and these observations became the source of his late writings on natural history, such as " Autumnal Tints ", " The Succession of Trees ", and " Wild Apples ", an essay lamenting the destruction of indigenous wild apple species.
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He also kept a series of notebooks, and these observations became the source of his late writings on natural history, such as " Autumnal Tints ", " The Succession of Trees ", and " Wild Apples ", an essay lamenting the destruction of indigenous wild apple species.
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Besides, the cooking she talked about _ sweating dandelion greens in garlic over a low, slow flame; chopping wild apples with a Zenlike precision to make chutney; joining land and sea by seasoning steamed clams with minced wild lovage _ recalled spiritual practice more than home economy.
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Among the lyrical works on view at Hirschl & Adler are " Wild Apple Tree " ( 1891-93 ), a narrow vertical print that puts a new-blooming apple tree in the foreground, dominating a tight view of a river's curves as it winds through marshes to a distant horizon.
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Beers popular audience today is composed largely of teachers and parents or grandparents who were touched by her children s books in the 1950s, or somehow came across " Wild Apples and North Wind " in the 1960s . ( It is now long out of print as well ).
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Among the lyrical works on view at Hirschl & AMP; Adler are " Wild Apple Tree " ( 1891-93 ), a narrow vertical print that puts a new-blooming apple tree in the foreground, dominating a tight view of a river's curves as it winds through marshes to a distant horizon.
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The recent discovery of the apple's " center of diversity, " as botanists call such a place, was actually a rediscovery : in 1929, Nikolai I . Vavilov, the great Russian botanist, had identified the wild apple's Eden in the forests near what was then Alma-Ata ( now known as Almaty ), in Kazakhstan.
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A further four tracks from the Took sessions rejected for the final album subsequently surfaced on various compilations, three ( " Once Upon the Seas of Abyssinia ", " Blessed Wild Apple Girl ", " Demon Queen " ) in Bolan's lifetime, the fourth ( " Ill Starred Man " ) posthumously.
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