We have had our first fruit from the apple tree, how exciting is that. I wasn't sure when to pick them, how do you know when an apple is ripe? I googled it, and the advice was to pick and taste test regularly or when the apples start to fall from the tree. As I only had two apples from two trees they were too precious to taste test, so I thought I would wait for them to fall. Then all the
crazy QLD weather came along and blew them off the tree.
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On the tree in late Dec. |
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Feb, how perfect do they look!!! |
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With a small domestic Granny Smith. |
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The cutest apple ever.
It is a Tropical Anna Apple bred for a sub tropical climate, I would like to say it was delicious but I have to say I give it about a 5 out of ten. But for a first effort they were amazing, can't wait too see what we get next year. |
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