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Unkown Stripy Neighborhood Apple. 7.13.16 |
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Stripy Apple. 7.13.16 |
I ran across this apple tree while walking the dogs in my neighborhood. It looks like a neglected tree. Even so, it's covered with apples. There were lots of apples on the street, most were smashed. I picked one up from the street, washed it off, cut and tasted. Sweet/sour with floral notes.
If I think if it this winter, I'll knock on the door and ask for some scion. Doesn't look like they would mind.
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Stripy Apple Tree. 7.13.16 |
That apple looks like Gravenstein, I got one that I planted 7 yrs ago and the tree is so carefree, and loaded with fruit. It's a great baking apple. Its on the tart side.
ReplyDeleteI saw that Fedco offered Gravenstein scion last year. If they have it this winter, maybe I will try some from them.
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