GRANNY SMITH
Bright green, crisp, juicy, and tart – the Granny Smith is perfect for eating raw or cooking.
The apple was propagated by chance by Maria Ann Smith in Australia in 1868, hence the name “Granny Smith” apple.
GRANNY SMITH
Bright green, crisp, juicy, and tart – the Granny Smith is perfect for eating raw or cooking.
The apple was propagated by chance by Maria Ann Smith in Australia in 1868, hence the name “Granny Smith” apple.