Big Red Lollipop

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The apples were created by Markus Kobelt, a nurseryman in Buchs, Switzerland, in the Rhine Valley overlooking the Alps. Kobelt developed his prized fruit in 2010, allegedly by cross-pollinating Royal Gala and Braeburn apples with some other, secret red-fleshed varieties that weren’t known for their taste. The Redloves are a product of over 20 years of experimentation by Kobelt, and he’s keeping the tree of knowledge to himself, only letting us taste of its fruit. There are several kinds of Redlove apples: Era, Calypso, Circe, Odysso, and Lollipop (the sweetest Redlove), among others. The cultivar was initially marketed by the British nursery Suttons and is a registered trademark. Licensed commercial Redlove growers have since spread all over the world, including central Europe, the United States, and Australia. Tyler Christopher dead at 50: Ex-husband of Eva Longoria and actor passes away following 'a cardiac event in his San Diego apartment' Heidi Klum's daughter Leni, 19, puts on a leggy and busty show as Strawberry Shortcake for her famous mother's 22nd Annual Halloween Party Jenna Ortega admits she'll never dye her hair blonde or conform to industry standards because individuals 'haven't had her best interests'Argentina condemns Israel's bombing on Gaza refugee camp that killed more than 50 people as Bolivia severs...

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