Apples, you've seen one, you've seen 'em all

Started by Palustris, June 14, 2004, 20:43:56

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Palustris




Unless the June drop depletes them, there should be a good crop from these 5 trees.
Is this a suitable set of picutres or would you like me to go and photograph some radishes?
Gardening is the great leveller.

Palustris

Gardening is the great leveller.

Jesse

I'm envious! That's a lot more apples than I have this year. What varieties do you have? This is going to sound silly but I never realised that baby apples can be red. My Discovery apples turn red when ripe but are green until they ripen.
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Palustris

First one is Rev Wilkes which only crops every other year, but 1lb apples. Next is Sunset I think, then possibly Bramley and the red one is Greensleeves and the last one is Crown Gold, but I could be wrong . Our Discovery has fewer than normal applets this year too. It is a very early flowering type and it was, cold, windy and dry. the bees were not about.
Gardening is the great leveller.

Mrs Ava

 ;D Eric, nice apples, and a possible centre fold showing radishes.....can hardly contain myself!  ;D

aquilegia

gone to pot :D

Gardengirl

WOW Eric - wonderful selection of apples you have :)  I only have one measly Ballerina 'Charlotte' which is a cooker, but very nice, cooks like a bramley.  Yours are far more advanced than mine though.
Happy gardening all...........Pat

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