The Greensborough Batman apple tree story, by Anne Paul
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Story of the origin of the apple tree planted on the east bank of the Plenty River, Greensborough, which has been confirmed as coming from John Batman's orchard in 1841, making it probably the oldest apple tree in Victoria.
2 p. Text with colour photographs
