Knebusch
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| Art | Cultivated apple ( Malus domestica ) |
| origin | Morals |
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The Knebusch is a table apple that comes from the Börde Sittensen . The very red, bell-shaped apple is early bearing, ripens in September and tastes best fresh from the tree.
This apple variety is named after its discoverer Johann Knebusch, a farmer from Sittensen .
According to the story, he found this apple and multiplied it. However, there is a second story according to which he received this apple as a gift from his future son-in-law. It is said to have been a souvenir from the USA , where the apple is said to have been quite widespread.
There is no evidence which of the two stories corresponds to the truth.
See also: List of apple varieties
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