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Ginda. The seeds should be a dark brown. It is usually ripe in mid to late  
September.
 
Dan Ester
Eugene, Oregon
 
 
In a message dated 8/26/2012 2:44:13 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
list@ginda.us writes:

I have a  Jonathan apple tree with about 2 dozen large apples hanging from 
it. This is a  very unusual occurrence, as squirrels have removed all the 
fruit by mid-August  in every recent year.

How can I tell when to pick them? Probably I  should pick some now, even if 
they aren't fully ripe, just to get some apples.  You never know what 
critter will take an interest in the tree tomorrow, after  all.

Thanks,
Ginda 
eastern MA, zone  6
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