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Monday, October 21, 2024
Black Oxford Apple. I like the looks of that. Too bad there's not enough chill here in Redding to grow one.
we have a damaged "chinese pear" that still produces fruit but needs a professional program to get it healthy again. the pears snap like an apple and are delicious.
..."No orchard's the worse for the winteriest storm, but one thing about it, it must'nt get warm, How often already you've had to be told, Good bye young orchard, good bye and keep cold, Dread fifty above more than fifty below, I have to be gone for a season or so,..."
There is much to learn about growing fruit trees!
ReplyDeleteThe Oxford seems to be unhappy with warm climates.
we have a damaged "chinese pear" that still produces fruit but needs a professional program to get it healthy again. the pears snap like an apple and are delicious.
Delete...and can have a pronounced laxative effect.
This is a maine apple from the 1700s. I have 5 planted in NH. Absolutely the best apple I have ever eaten. Zone 5 or colder
ReplyDeleteDoes it have a little tartness to it?
DeleteSpeaking of apples, I found a new (to me) variety that is beyond outstanding. It is called "Cosmic Crisp."
ReplyDelete..."No orchard's the worse for the winteriest storm, but one thing about it, it must'nt get warm, How often already you've had to be told, Good bye young orchard, good bye and keep cold, Dread fifty above more than fifty below, I have to be gone for a season or so,..."
ReplyDeleteI have them in my orchard, good apple
ReplyDeleteCheck out the Arkansas Black. Great flavor and warm weather tolerant. Same shape.
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