0_Apprentice
I think I need to eat more apples. You know, the whole health schtick that goes along with eating them? So, what about granny smiths? What's cool about them, etc.?
1_Wizard
The granny smith apple is named after Maria Ann Smith, she propagated the apple from a chance seedling.
0_Apprentice
So there is an actual Miss Smith, eh? Okay, so what else is good about the Granny Smith?
1_Wizard
They have a hard, light green skin and their flesh is crisp and juicy.
0_Apprentice
Okay, but what's something more specific? Harder to know? Gimme some of that expert knowledge!
1_Wizard
The tree is actually a hybrid of "malus sylvestris" or the European Wild Apple and the domestic apple "M domestica" as the polleniser.
0_Apprentice
Okay okay.. that is definitely a little bit more "expert" there. Are there any cool fun facts I may not know about it?
1_Wizard
They are the most popular apples used in cooking.
0_Apprentice
I guess that's cool enough. If you have anything you'd want to really tell someone about them, what would it be?