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Old 21-08-2011, 04:05 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Default Early Apples!

First good apple of the season. The book says 'Ashmead's Kernal' is ready
for harvest in mid-October. My experience has been late-September but this
year, here we are not quite in the last week of August! They're not quite
as sweet and sharp as I remember and they're about half the size. This may
be due to the lack of rain although others note that this variety produces
large fruit only when young. I may leave some of them for a couple of
weeks although pest attacks are starting.

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - To get my real address, remove one fruit
 
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