New WA apple will be called Sunflare, WSU announces at event in Yakima
Washington State University announced the name for its new apple Tuesday morning at the Northwest Horticulture Expo in Yakima. The apple, a cross between Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink previously known as WA 64, will be called Sunflare. The name was picked from more than 15,000 responses to a public naming contest.
WSU's apple breeding program introduces new Sunflare apple
The apple breeding program at Washington State University has cultivated a new addition to their fruity lineup.
Meet Sunflare: WSU and WA’s newest apple
WA 64, Washington State University's newest apple. A public contest with more than 15,000 submissions crowned the crop with a name.
'Sunflare' chosen as new name of WSU's hybrid apple
Washington State University's newest apple hybrid has a name, but you'll have to be patient before you try it!
Sunflare picked as name of WSU's newest apple variety
WSU apple breeder Kate Evans announced that the state's newest apple will officially be called Sunflare at the Northwest Horticulture Expo in Yakima on Dec. 10. Sunflare was chosen from 15,000 responses submitted during a public contest to name the new apple known as WA 64 until a name was picked.
WSU announces new apple name, Sunflare, at event in Yakima
Washington State University announced the name for its new apple at the Northwest Horticulture Expo in Yakima Tuesday. The apples will hit store shelves in 2029.
Next WA apple named 'Sunflare'
The apple breeding program at Washington State University has cultivated a new addition to their fruity lineup. On Dec. 10, apple breeder Kate Evans revealed the official brand name of WA 64: Sunflare at the Northwest Horticulture Expo in Yakima.
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Washington's New Apple
Washington State University announced the name for its new apple Tuesday morning at the northwest horticulture expo in Yakima.
Here is the name of Washington State University's newest apple
The apple itself is a cross of a Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink, which will go under the name of Pink Lady®—Sunflare™.
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Washington State University selects name for newest apple
The apple itself is a cross of a Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink, which will go under the name of Pink Lady®—Sunflare™.