Apples
By Grindle
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7 Sep, 2010
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Doing well this year, it's only it's second year, last year it didn't do much
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I am not sure when to pick ours Grindle, any idea,
7 Sep, 2010
I had to harvest my 'Discoverys' yesterday as one fell from the tree. They came away fairly easily when twisted and another one fell off, so it was the right time. I often wonder because some are ready now, and some won't be ready until October. I think a good idea is to wait until they start to fall.....nature's alarm call! btw, Discovery tastes nice. Quite acidic and a slightly perfumed, almost 'pear' quality. Nice and crisp though, with very white flesh. Definitely a success!
7 Sep, 2010
They are a lovely one Stripes ;-))
this is how I'm testing them, I give them a little twist, so far they don't seem ready to come off the tree
8 Sep, 2010
Looking very healthy and tempting Grindle!
9 Sep, 2010
:-) hope they taste as good PP
10 Sep, 2010
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Apple 'James Grieve'
£35.00 at Burncoose -
Apple 'Discovery'
£35.00 at Burncoose -
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Looking good Grindle, are they crisp to eat ??
7 Sep, 2010