Red to the Core
The Redlove Era is not a genetically engineered apple. It did take Markus Kobelt, a Swiss fruit grower, 20 years to develop, but he did it the old-fashioned way — through cross-pollination and grafting.
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Fotox
The Redlove Era is not a genetically engineered apple. It did take Markus Kobelt, a Swiss fruit grower, 20 years to develop, but he did it the old-fashioned way — through cross-pollination and grafting.
