| Bloomville; Pinxter apples are a kind of gall that occurs on Evergreen and deciduous Azaleas, usually lemony in color, or whitish. Yes they can be eaten-- I personally have taken a bite and there is no harm in eating them, but they don't have a taste that you can acquire , so it's a waste of time in picking them. Altough they disfigure the branches/leaves of those Azaleas, usually, you can just pick them off, and discard them. |
