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Do you have any mature apple trees ?

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catom · 02/09/2025 15:45

If you do, what kind do these look like ?

Do you have any mature apple trees ?
Do you have any mature apple trees ?
Do you have any mature apple trees ?
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KelsCommemorativeSausage · 02/09/2025 15:47

Could you take a close up pic of one?

KnickerlessParsons · 02/09/2025 15:48

The apples on the ground look like cooking apples

Girasoli · 02/09/2025 16:46

You could try Google lens on a close up of an apple?

We also have apple trees and are not 100% what type of apples we have. Ours are more red than yours though...I think ours are eating apples but they are still not ripe enough to eat.

TonTonMacoute · 02/09/2025 16:50

Have you got any idea how many different varieties of apple there are?

Agree they look like cookers, try one and see.

Your tree needs a bloody good prune btw.

catom · 03/09/2025 10:10

Not my tree yet 😃 we’ve been told the first picture of the apple tree is golden delicious and the second pics are bramley cooking apples. They’re 50 years old now !

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TonTonMacoute · 03/09/2025 10:45

Having a variety that is an eater and another that is a cooker makes sense, I have to say that there are a lot more interesting varieties to eat than Golden Delicious. However, homegrown will taste so much better than the supermarket ones.

I like the rather overgrown look of the garden with that little bower thing at the end, but the trees will look so much better pruned. Winter is the time to do it, if they belong to you by then.

catom · 03/09/2025 21:27

TonTonMacoute · 03/09/2025 10:45

Having a variety that is an eater and another that is a cooker makes sense, I have to say that there are a lot more interesting varieties to eat than Golden Delicious. However, homegrown will taste so much better than the supermarket ones.

I like the rather overgrown look of the garden with that little bower thing at the end, but the trees will look so much better pruned. Winter is the time to do it, if they belong to you by then.

Thanks. How do I prune them??

Yes I love the arch too, it’s white jasmine, you should see how thick the trunk on it is !

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viques · 03/09/2025 21:37

Be careful about pruning apples, wrongly pruned they can go into a two year cycle which means they only produce blossom / fruit every other year. It’s getting into autumn so look out for local Apple Day events, they often have apple advisors on site who will give good advice!

TonTonMacoute · 04/09/2025 15:48

Agree with PP. get an expert in to do it.

Shouldn't cost that much, they will take the stuff away and it will be worth every penny.

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