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[Amelia Hayner <abhayner@gmail.com>]

only Liberty.

It was suprisingly good. In fact, it was one of the apples that opened my closed mind. I used to think that only heirloom varieties were worth planting.

And it was a pretty apple too.

goats that that tree as well, but I put up a good battle.

I even bridged the scar (this might help someone else) from the bark stripping... with a shoot that sprang up from the base.

I cut the end off, inserted it into the cadmium layer of bark on the other side of the wound and it helped the tree get a lot more water than it would have anyway.

amy

On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 6:32 PM, refugia <refugia@zoho.com> wrote:

I'm looking a trying these apple varieties. Can any of you who've eaten these apples attest to their merits?

Williams Pride
Junaluska
Liberty
Cripps Pink
Terry Winter

I'm in coastal California, Zone 9, 8-900 chilling hours.

Patrick

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