(kus) The Germans' favourite fruit is the apple. In Frankfurt and the surrounding area, not only in solid form, but also in liquid form. A variety of very different local varieties - it is estimated that there are around 1000 in Germany alone - form a rich treasure, only a small part of which can be found in supermarkets today.
<link https: www.frankfurt-tipp.de freizeit s der-botanische-garten-frankfurt-die-kleine-schwester-des-palmengarten.html _blank>The Botanical Garden presents on Saturday, October 21, starting at 2 p.m.<//b> in a variety show a range of nearly 100 apple and pear varieties to look at, sniff, examine and taste and take home. Family Rohrbach, owner of meadow orchards Maintal-Bischofsheim, explains interesting facts about apples and their cultivation. Manfred Wessel, the technical director of the Botanical Garden, introduces the closest relatives of apple and pear that grow in the Botanical Garden.
The Botanical Garden ends its season on October 31 and reopens on February 25, 2018. All info can be found at <link http: www.botanischergarten-frankfurt.de _blank>
