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[Ginda Kaplan Fisher <list@ginda.us>]

Applesource sells some of these in season.

One that I've been looking for is Karmijn D'Sonneveld (sp?).  I grafted 
a piece of it to one of my crabs, so maybe I'll find out in a couple of 
years.  But I'd love to try it sooner.

Ashmead's Kernal was a surprise favorite in my household.  A tiny, ugly 
apple, but it seems to keep well (it was one of few in a package that 
didn't appear overripe when I got them) and it tastes great.  But we 
like strong-flavored apples.

One I was disappointed by was sweet 16, but I'd like to give it another 
try.  I suspect that package of apples I bought spent too much time in 
a warm truck.

Ginda Fisher

On Monday, December 16, 2002, at 04:48  PM, Michael Glassford wrote:

> As I mentioned in a previous message, I've been trying to taste many
> different apples to see what I like. There are several apples I would 
> love
> to try but haven't been able to get my hands on yet; any suggestions 
> where I
> mind find them? (I realize that some are out of season, but thought 
> I'd list
> them anyway; if I can find out somewhere they're available, maybe I 
> can try
> them when they come in season next year).
>
> Here's the list:
>
> Ashmead's Kernel
> Centennial
> Garden Royal
> Milo Gibson (I tasted a tiny piece of this and would like to try more)
> Pitmaston Pineapple
> Sweet 16
>
>
> Mike
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