apple trees
By Stroller
2 Jan, 2010
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How interesting Maggiejo so you have the genes then. As you can see this was the first year of fruit, enough for two large apple pies, yummy yum. I moved them in late December and made them into espaliers together with the pear trees, they have all shown new growth and a little blossom - so far so good.
20 May, 2010
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I love to see bramley apple trees. My mothers ( she is a Bramley) great uncle was the one who named it according to the family history.
By the way, your garden is gorgeous!
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