And that bee, no doubt, assumed that it had decided,

The apple blossom was touched by the frost.

The apple trees blossomed early this year.

The apple tree has a beautiful blossom.

So in an apple orchard, for instance, you'll have rows of 10 apples of one variety, and then you have another apple tree that's a different type of pollen.

The silver apples of the moon And golden apples of the sun

Apple... tree.

Ringo!

Apple growing area!

My... apple...

But we know that the ratio.

Love apple.

Apple?

Apples, bananas, rhinoceros.

Figs, apples, pears.

No, that won't do. We've got raspberry jam, an apple tart....

Through an apple orchard.

Now, for each of these groups, I'm going to have one apple and four oranges.

If it looks like an apple and it tastes like an apple, it's probably an apple.

Toffee apple.

So, that's how many so the number of groups is the number of apples I have.

I actually haven't used white.

I'll do apples in this reddish color.

Now, for every group, I have five apples.

So how could you take advantage...?

Fireworks...fireworks...fireworks...

Then we removed fifteen apples.

So I'm starting off with five times that apples. fivex over thirteen apples.

And they tell us that the ratio then the ratio of apples to oranges becomes one to four.

I need an apple.

Those apples are big.

That apple is big.

Let's say in one part of town, there's some type of a market.

That's what I start off with.

They say an apple in the morning is great! It's really good, right?

Apples are something that you can consume.

My personal favorite... raw cacao, chaga mushroom,

If only to hold an apple in my hand.

Let see if we can do it a little bit more algebraically.

If it looks like an apple and it tastes like an apple, it's probably an apple.

Their apples aren't as good as our apples.

Their apples aren't as good as ours.

The flowers in the vase are roses.

And the apples.

Hey, White, what about your apple seed?