Honey Crisp Apple is Blooming!
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thistlebloom
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Very nice Mary! Maybe you ought to hand pollinate to be sure.
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ninnymary
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I may do that just to be safe although I do have another multi grafted apple tree and I've seen bees around.
Never tasted a honey crisp and I'm tempted to buy one at the store. But I know home grown is best so I'll wait.
Only got one because you and Steve have one haha.
Since it's up on the deck hopefully it will be safe from rat although there's been no sign of one lately.
I even have coddling moth bags to put around the tiny apples.
Mary
Never tasted a honey crisp and I'm tempted to buy one at the store. But I know home grown is best so I'll wait.
Only got one because you and Steve have one haha.
Since it's up on the deck hopefully it will be safe from rat although there's been no sign of one lately.
I even have coddling moth bags to put around the tiny apples.
Mary
majorcatfish
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honey crisp is one of my favorites....
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ninnymary
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Oh good to know Major!
Can you please add a picture to your avatar? I don't like seeing that ugly one.
Mary
Can you please add a picture to your avatar? I don't like seeing that ugly one.
Mary
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Collector
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I hope you get some to, honey crisps are great. Good luck.
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ninnymary
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Anyone else have honey crisp trees?
Mary
Mary
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I just planted 4 bare root apple trees, none of them were honey crisp. The nursery I went to were out unfortunately.
Chickie'sMomaInNH
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i have one i grafted a few years ago. haven't got any apples from them yet. they are common to grow in this area.
Carol Dee
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DH grafted one from a friends tree. We will see. Mary is this the tree you wanted to toss because it was not blooming last year?
