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Harrison Cider Apple
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The Harrison is a small, round-oblong apple that is generally yellow in color, but sometimes blushed a light pink. Tiny black spots on the skin surface give it a rough texture. This apple makes an exceptional fresh or fermented cider. It was grown extensively throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Eastern United States until about 1900. The variety was lost until nurseryman Tom Burford rediscovered it in 1989. Current recovery efforts are focused in Virginia.
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Giant Oaks Farm and Orchard
(Clover, VA) 
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Our farm will open as a Bed and Breakfast in September 2010. Our farm is located in beautiful Halifax County, Virginia and is within the Staunton River Historical Area and only 2 miles from the Staunton River Battlefield State Park. Our onsite farm store will be open from March through November selling organically raised produce and fruit raised on our farm. We have apples, peaches, cherries, plums,necterines, and grapes.
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