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THE STORY OF HIDDEN ROSE® APPLES



The original tree from which today’s Hidden Rose Apple trees are grown was
located on land belonging to Lucky and Audrey Newell in Airlie, Oregon. The
"parent tree" of the unique apple known as the Newell- Kimzey variety was
growing in the middle of the Newells’ meadow just six feet from an abandoned,
hand-dug well. This original tree from which all Hidden Rose brand of red
fleshed apples come was still young in 1960 when the Newells moved to this land
where they raised horses and cattle. The apple tree was too small for the
Newells’ children to climb, so they played at the edge of the meadow where a
spring bubbled up in the middle of an old orchard of larger fruit trees and
grapes on this almost magical land where life was a wonder and yellow-green
apples were red inside.
The Newells sold the eighty acres where this one and only red-fleshed apple
stood and then moved to a larger property in the mid 1960's.

Two decades later, Louis Kimzey, former field manager at Thomas Paine Farms, was
walking through the Newells’ old orchards and meadows when he picked an apple
from a large tree and was amazed at what he found inside: the apple that has now
become the world’s foremost red-fleshed apple fruit: the Hidden Rose   

The Hidden Rose Apples® brand of  Newell-Kimzey cv. apples is grown exclusively
by Thomas Paine Farms in Kings Valley Oregon, just a few miles from where the
original parent tree is located.  Thomas Paine Farms certified organic Hidden
Rose Apples, chestnuts, Asian pears and filberts are renowned for their high
quality, rich flavor and nutritional benefits.


                                           Hidden Rose Apples® are distributed
nationally  by Dragonberry Produce in Canby, Oregon

                                                                               
                                    Additional:
Mr. Bill Schulz was shown the Newell-Kimzey variety apple by Louis Kimzey Jr. in
the 1980's when Mr Kimzey thought it might be a Pink Pearl apple.  Mr. Schulz
said that he felt it was a new variety.  This is the very same apple that Lucky
and Audrey Newell had presented to horticulturists at Oregon State University in
the early 1960's as it was so remarkable.

                                        HIDDEN ROSE APPLES® and HIDDEN ROSE®
are federally registered trademarks of Cougar Ridge Co. 




HIDDEN ROSE APPLES®



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