Honeycrisp Apple
Blog Honeycrisp is an apple that needs no introduction. First discovered in 1960 as part of the University of Minnesota’s apple breeding program, this apple didn’t make its appearance to
Blog Honeycrisp is an apple that needs no introduction. First discovered in 1960 as part of the University of Minnesota’s apple breeding program, this apple didn’t make its appearance to
Blog Celebrate winter in Wisconsin with a wonderful horse-drawn sleigh ride at Apple Holler Family Farm. As a blanket of fluffy white snow transforms Wisconsin, people of all ages enjoy
Blog [JPG, 75.81 KB]Apple Holler Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides The horse-drawn sleigh ride experience at Apple Holler’s family farm will make you feel as though you stepped inside of a glistening
Blog [PNG]Bundled in blankets, the world whizzes past snow-covered trees. Horse hooves clunk and sleigh runners crunch through crisp snow. Stepping back in time, horses pull you through a true
Blog Many have asked – How Do We Grow Healthy Apples? So how do we make sure we grow the healthiest apples possible? We grow our apples with an earth-friendly method
Blog What happens when you cross a Red Delicious apple and a McIntosh apple? An Empire apple! Developed in New York in 1966, Empire apples have a red and green
Blog Honeycrisp apples are coming early this year! Newly developed Premier Honeycrisp apples are specifically developed to ripen a full 21 days earlier than the standard Honeycrisp (which is ready
Blog Gala apples Gala apples originated on the other side of the world in New Zealand. Gala apples are believed to be a cross between Golden Delicious and Kidd’s Orange Red
Blog How to properly pick an Apple Apple Holler is unlike any other orchard. Our efforts in being ecologically-friendly help us grow our one-of-a-kind apples each year. In honor of
Blog Want the flavors of Apple Pie but with a healthy breakfast twist? This apple oatmeal will do the trick. Apple oats are a great update to a classic and
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