My 70 years old apple tree

Real nice apple tree. Your aunt did well

-- Bill @ Mesilla, NM -- "Freedon flies in your heart like an Eagle" Audie Murphy

Very nice, nothing like apple blossom even better for the age of the tree.

-- David, Adelaide South Australia. Every day I wake up breathing is a good day!

This just proves the fact that ” old has still got it !” :-)

It has lovely shape and form. Thanks for posting.

-- jroot ....... Southern Ontario .......... grow zone 5A ...................."Gardening is an exercise in optimism." ....... . . Author Unknown

Nice picture of the apple tree.What kind of apples does it get.

-- Bon,Hastings,Ont.....zone 5a....Always room for one more

What a pretty tree. I imagine the fragrance is wonderful when it’s in bloom. You’re very fortunate to be able to continue to care for this tree started by your aunt.

-- 'To plant a Garden is to believe in Tomorrow'

Bon,It’s an cooking apple.
So many applepie to make….. :-)

What a gorgeous tree! Oh how lucky you are! Just a beautiful reminder of the wonders of nature.

-- birdladynb

that first photo deserves to be framed.
imagine the wisdom the tree holds!

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)

It would be so nice to have a big apple tree like that one.I would make up a bunch of pies and freeze them for later enjoyment.

-- Bon,Hastings,Ont.....zone 5a....Always room for one more

Apple trees are fantastic this one is wonderful to think of how many hands have harvested and enjoyed the fruit is amazing.

-- GO DAWGS!

What a wonderful tree. Like jroot said ” old rules “

-- Donnie in sunny South Carolina

A graceful, beautiful and venerable tree. I’m with jroot, old is good.

-- Mike the reluctant gardening assistant of Lillian

Well, if not old, – at least “more mature”. LOL

-- jroot ....... Southern Ontario .......... grow zone 5A ...................."Gardening is an exercise in optimism." ....... . . Author Unknown

Great looking tree. Got me thinking how old can an apple tree get? A quick search on the internet and it looks like over 200 years old. I hope the two I just planted someday look like yours. I agree with Debbi the first image could go in a frame.

-- Alan - Prince George

Have you ever tried apple cakes? It’s a recipe in the Readers Digest Cookery Year. Nothing like them. The pastry is what does the trick but they have to be eaten straight away or at least the day you make them. Lovely tree.

-- Desktopgem