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...for old apple varieties for the garden, I find Ellison's Orange. 'Intense rich aromatic flavour with a hint of aniseed'.
Sounds tasty. (o:
Sounds tasty. (o:
tiredI smell of dust, old books and bluebells. Browsing the catalogue.
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Too cool for subject
smacks lips *g*
I'm actually looking...
Re: I'm actually looking...
I fail at varieties... I just know which tree in my friend's orchard tastes the nicest, and that's the one I shake *g*
What about this link? http://www.nat-orchard-forum.org.uk/index.html
Re: I'm actually looking...
Taylor's Gold's a NZ variety that seems to do well in cool, damp climates. It's a gorgeous pear, fragrant, impossibly juicy and sweet, with a russet skin, like the apple. You'll find it in most supermarkets here in the spring and I loves them I do. I'd like my own tree but can I find a nursery selling them? ::shakes head::
But I am incredibly persistent when it comes to edibles. (o:
Too cool for subject
well...