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- From: john bunker <jbunker@palermo.org>
- To: nafex@egroups.com
- Subject: Re: [nafex] Apple Recommendations
- Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2000 10:37:10 -0700
You might ask yourself where in the country and for what use. If your
talking pies or sauce, you might come up with a whole different list.
Duchess makes a tart pie that's hard to beat. Wealthy makes a pie with
a subtle sweetness that is also hard to outdo.
If I was to add one favorite dessert apple, I'd add Garden Royal, a not
very well know apple from Sudbury Mass about 1790. In a fall taste test
we had a year ago it came in second to Cox, and almost beat it out. It
was widely grown until the advent of commercial orcharding. Not a
commercial variety. I'd also have to "second" Cox's Orange Pippin,
Hudson's Golden Gem and Ashmead's Kernal.
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