Apples were originally grown in the Garden of Eden. The Bible mentions the apple tree when Adam tempts Eve with the apple.
No, some of the earliest discovered apples were found in Switzerland.
Apples were growing everywhere so everybody discovered the apple. Yeah................. Seems weird, right?
Your town has to have them in the first place, however some may sweep up from the sea. I have never discovered apples though.
a guy called Artemis fowl who liked apples and wanted to arrange special meetings with apples
No one. Apples cannot be ripened once they are sliced. The browning that occurs on sliced apples can only be prevented or delayed, it cannot be reversed.
I am professor Witkowski and i discovered that apples are animals and they are very interesting animals
no he was not . he was still not born when apples were discovered.
I am professor Witkowski and i discovered that apples are animals and they are very interesting animals
He watched lots of apples fall from lots of apple tree, then he thought 'Why is this happening?' Then he discovered gravity.
Apples were only introduced to America by the English, so they're not from anywhere in America originally. There are conflicting opinions regarding where apples came from to begin with, but some specialists think it may be south east Asia. It certainly wasn't America ! Apples were planted along the Nile, in Egypt around 1300BC. Long before America was even discovered.
Issac Newton as he discovered gravity with apples falling from a tree.
It was discovered on the Mullins Farm in Clay County, West Virginia.