Moscow Apples
In his autobiography, Moscow pioneer Charles J. Munson writes of “thousands of acres” of planted fruit trees. In Latah County alone there were 22,739 apple trees in 1890. “Apples, pears, prunes, and cherries,” Munson wrote, “had a ready sale and were shipped in carload quantities, taking premiums at all fairs and apple shows.”
Taken from Moscow – Living and Learning on the Palouse (The Making of America Series), available at Book People in Moscow.
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About The Author
Daniel Foucachon
Daniel Foucachon lives with his wife and six children just north of Moscow on 5 acres of beautiful Palouse earth where he loves planting trees of every variety. He is a business owner and entrepreneur in education publishing and technology. He founded Roman Roads Press in 2011 and Kepler Education in 2019.