Date: 12/03/2010 23:11:51
From: Lucky1
ID: 84256
Subject: Apples

How do I tell when an apple is ready to be picked off our tree??????

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Date: 12/03/2010 23:36:04
From: CollieWA
ID: 84260
Subject: re: Apples

>How do I tell when an apple is ready to be picked off our tree??????

It’s minutes before the parrots get em….

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Date: 12/03/2010 23:38:04
From: Happy Potter
ID: 84262
Subject: re: Apples

When the apples are brighter, is the way I go.
Green to deeper green, or light green apples get red shiney cheeks , for coloured ones.

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Date: 13/03/2010 08:58:34
From: bluegreen
ID: 84272
Subject: re: Apples

I have read that if you gently lift the apple, it should pull away easily. You shouldn’t have to wrench it off the tree.

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Date: 13/03/2010 18:09:56
From: Lucky1
ID: 84300
Subject: re: Apples

One of the said apples…….


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Its a Fuji apple.

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Date: 13/03/2010 18:26:56
From: Lucky1
ID: 84301
Subject: re: Apples

Lucky1 said:


One of the said apples…….


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Its a Fuji apple.

Oh shoot that’s our 1 and only Red Delicious apple. There are about 4 big Fuji in the duck run.

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Date: 16/03/2010 15:20:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 84536
Subject: re: Apples

Most apples can be picked from Feburary onwards. Have you tasted one?

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Date: 16/03/2010 21:19:20
From: The Estate
ID: 84561
Subject: re: Apples

roughbarked said:


Most apples can be picked from February onwards. Have you tasted one?

Mine where all finished by the end of Geb, prolly more like mid feb, I give them a jiggle and if they fall of me my hand ready, but some I dont mind slightly green and tart, I was coming home to most on the ground so I pick the lot in the end and that would have to be 3 weeks ago plus ?

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Date: 17/03/2010 04:26:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 84635
Subject: re: Apples

My Granny Smiths often hang on the tree until May June but that’s only because I like them that way.

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