Visit Us: Off the Beaten Path! WOHLSCHLEGEL’S Naples Maple Farm (see directions below) 8064 Coates Rd, Naples, N.Y. 14512 Call Us ! 1-585-775-7770 Wohlschlegelsnaplesmaplefarm@yahoo.com |
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WOHLSCHLEGEL’S Naples Maple Farm
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| Rt 21 in Naples, take County Road 36 West toward Honeoye. Left on French Hill road, follow that to Garlinghouse road. Left on Coates road. Follow Coates road to the top. Note: GPS directions take you on a seasonal road. Take Rt 21 from Naples or Cty Rd 36 from Honeoye |
| The only regions of the world that have a distinctive colorful autumn season (foliage season) are eastern America and western Asia; dominated by hardwood forests containing significant numbers of maple species. The three US. States declared the sugar maple as state tree in 1948. They were Wisconsin, Vermont and West Virginia. New York declared the sugar maple as its state tree in 1956. Only the white oak represents as many US states. Although maple sugaring is not practiced, in some parts of Asia, maple sap is collected and drunk fresh as a beverage in the spring. First metal maple tap patented by Eli Mosher in 1860. Sugar maple trees are native to North America, and when planted in Europe, they almost never flower, Because red maple flowers come out very early in the spring, they are important first source of nectar for honeybees. In North America, sugar maple (and in some places, black maple) is known as "hard" or "rock maple" and is used for durable furniture and flooring (including that of bowling alleys). It is also prized for firewood when seasoned properly. Although not as valuable, red or "soft" maple is a versatile wood that can be used for a variety of structural products. |
