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[Ginda Fisher <list@ginda.us>]

The opalescents I've been buying this year were taller than wide, with 
no russeting.  Didn't look anything like a winesap.

Ginda

On Oct 8, 2005, at 11:55 AM, Charles Paradise wrote:

> Does anyone think it could be an opalescent?  I can't really remember 
> the opalescent shape but think its wider than tall.  Yeah, I could 
> believe Winesap also.
> Charlie Paradise, Massachusetts
>
> Joshua Van Camp wrote:
>
> > These apples come from an old apple tree in my yard in rural 
> > southeast MI.  The tree
> > is probably 50-60 years old on a standard rootstock.  The tree is 
> > bearing some fruit
> > now, but the tree also has a substantial amount of fruit that is 
> > still turning and
> > just now showing color.  Most of the fruit still in the tree seems to 
> > be a bit
> > larger then most of the groundfalls I am currently getting.
> >
> > Sorry for the size of the pics...
> > http://www.msu.edu/~vancamp2/apple/DSC01490.JPG
> > http://www.msu.edu/~vancamp2/apple/DSC01492.JPG
> >
> > Is this Winesap? Any other possibilities?
> >
> > -Josh Van Camp
> > jvancamp@tc3net.com
> > Jasper, MI
>
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