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The Black Gilliflower is one of the oldest apples grown
here. It was known in Connecticut as early as the end
of the 18th century. It is long and conical is shape.
It has as thick, tough skin. The flesh is white and
tinged with yellow and has a mild subacid taste. It
is aromatic and is known as a dessert apple. |
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