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On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 03:22:33 GMT, "DavidPT40"
wrote: I was eating some apples the other day and I saved the seeds. I planted them in my garden a few days ago. How long till my apple plants grow? I really want some apples soon, hope my apple bushes sprout in early January. I fertilized them with some vinegar and put some snow around them to keep them from getting too hot. Thanks Apples grown from seed -- if you get them to sprout; some are sterile -- will not breed true. If you succeed, you will end up with a large cumbersome tree that will take several years to come into production, and the most likely outcome is that it will produce useless crab apples. If you want apples in a hurry, go to a nursery as soon as bare-root apples are available in your area, and get a dwarf or semi-dwarf tree of a variety you like. (Especially if your neighbors do not grow apples, get two trees, as you get a better crop when different varieties cross-pollinate.) -- Chris Green |
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