It has been exciting watching the trees in the orchard come into blossom and gradually develop fruit. Our only problem - no idea what the varieties of fruit are!
Some of the apples are obviously cooking apples (mmm yum apple & blackberry crumble!) but no idea what the eating apples are - or some of the other fruits (I want sloes so I can make sloe gin - no idea what wild sloes are like though :-(
Anyway - enjoy the tour of the orchard!
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Getting ready for our chickens - shed and run |
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anyone any idea what this tree is? |
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outside the kitchen window |
I've waved the photo in front of Brian and we both agree it looks like a Hawthorn... :-)
ReplyDeleteah yes, you could be right Wendy. Oh well you'll both just have to come to tea again to make sure.... :-)
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ReplyDeleteI'm a bit green around my nose... envy you about the orchard. We've got only one apple tree, and this one didn't produce any apple this year *sniff*.
Have a great Weekend!
Alex
We've still got to harvest it all yet though - that'll keep us entertained for a few days!
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