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Soooo Many Apples...

No chemical spray but very little damage other than birds tastings and a little scab! Three bushels from the first tree!!! Still some on the second tree but already one bushel.

Now the problem:

I don't remember the varieties I planted where. It was years ago (when the place was a "cabin") and I can't find the planting chart I would have done. (Maybe still at the "marital home")

I think one is a cross of red delicous/Jonathan and the other a cortland?

Possible Cortland (or Jonathan) has crisp white flesh,rounded form, and medium size apple. Sweetened after the frost hit. Sweet tart. Very juicy.

Other (Jon-a-red??) were smaller, red all over and has the characteristic butt of the delicious.

(3rd tree in field back by woods is probably the Gala) Someone stripped THAT tree under cover of woods. I guess it was easier to take apples next to woods/slanted hill that to get the ones in the yard without being seen.

Comment (1)

  • barbaok
    18 years ago

    We too have had an excellent season, no chemical spray at all and have lotsa of really nice fruit! I have been busy canning Apple Pie filling! We are not sure what our tree is also, who ever lived here 60 or more years ago must have planted it. It appears to be a snow apple, becasue after the first light frost the apples are really tart and so good!

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