Pearson, amid the trees, agreed. David Bedford, an apple breeder at the University of Minnesota, can answer that. A member of the team that bred the Honeycrisp, Bedford said naming his creation ...
During his career Luby and his team created some of the tastiest apples in the country, including SweeTango, Zestar! and their biggest success, Honeycrisp ... grows into a tree that can survive ...
He is one of the people credited with breeding the Honeycrisp ... to picking up an apple is from your normal grocery customer browsing the fruit aisle. He stops at a tree laden with Honeycrisps.
Jim Luby, who began directing the University of Minnesota's fruit breeding and genetics program in 1982, is retiring after 42 years. (University of Minnesota) ...
“If you just used a Honeycrisp root system, it would never live,” he said. All of his trees produce eating apples, which command a higher price (about $3/pound, or $120/bushel, vs. cider ...
“Having all the littles come from the city,” Grant said, “and they haven’t seen an actual apple tree before ... varieties available are McIntosh, Honeycrisp, Gala and Golden Delicious.