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Prairie Sun Apples grow up to 3 inches ( 7 1/2 cm) wide.

They have pale green skin flushed with pink.

Inside, they have finely-textured flesh with a small core.

The tree is hardy.

Cooking Tips
All-purpose apple.

Good for salads -- slow to brown when sliced.

Storage
Does not store well.

History
Prairie Sun Apples were released by the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, in 2000.

See Also:

Salad Apples

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