Your seedlings are either 50% Pink Lady or 100% Pink Lady, so they are worth growing to see what you get. (Actually, they aren't Pink Lady apples -- see below.) Let's go back to the beginning.

Preity Zinta shared that she waited for three long years to finally see the apples. “ Bahut tapasaya ki maine in apples ko ugane ke liye (I have done hard work to grow these apples), I used to talk to ...

The Pink Lady apple, a variant of the Lady Williams, was the first apple variety to be trademarked. Kerry Raymond/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY From the same breeding program emerged the Sundowner ...

ABC Rural Apple farmers use sunscreen, reflectors to enhance pink lady crop ABC South West WA / By Sophie Johnson Posted Tue 28 Mar 2023 at 3:22pm ...

Without the Lady Williams, there could be no Sundowner, no Pink Lady, no Bravo — apple varieties that, along with the Lady Williams, have made a enormous contribution to the global apple industry.