Organic Dry-Farmed Hawaiian Apples

These apples are grown in Sebastopol, not Hawaii!  This is a non-patented, locally-adapted variety and Stan Devoto of Devoto Gardens says that he may be the guy with the most Hawaiian trees in Sonoma County!  These low-acid beauties bruise, "if you look at them," Stan says, so they will never be widely commercially available.  They are a sweet and juicy apple that bears a slight hint of tropical flavor.  They'll only be around for a week or so, so give them a try!