The Woman Behind Granny Smith Apples: Maria Ann Smith - WednesdaysWomen

A British emigrant to Australia, orchardist Maria Smith discovered what became internationally famous as the Granny Smith green apple.

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Maria Ann Sherwood (1799–1870) Australian born in East Sussex who grew the Granny Smith apple variety. Although the variety survived in the region, it was not until 1924 that her merits

Soy Smith, Maria Ann Smith. Soy Granny Smith - Mujeres con ciencia

The Granny Smith Apple Tree, named after Maria Ann Smith in the late 1800s. If you want an apple to eat fresh off the tree, or to use in…

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A history of Maria Ann Smith and the Granny Smith apple

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Maria Ann Sherwood (1799–1870) Australian born in East Sussex who grew the Granny Smith apple variety. Although the variety survived in the region, it was not until 1924 that her merits

Genealogy- A Life in Time- Maria Ann Sherwood (Granny Smith) - Beyond the name

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