4 inches across:
This is my giant apple next to an apple that is the size of one you would buy in a store:
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4 comments:
They really are huge aren't they? That one's the size of a cooking apple. Do they have a different taste to them? I hear the really small ones are sweeter so I was just wondering if the bigger ones taste different as well.
Oh, and cheer for messaging me on EntreCard about my blog :-)
Hindleyite, I'm not sure what kind of apple it is, but I think it's a King apple which is raised for making cider. These huge apples are extremely juicy and very sweet for such large apples.
Sure thing (on the message)!
Have a great day!
WOW that's a Monster. I"m hoping my apple trees will start producing soon. I only planted them two years ago except one that I planted last year. Do you have other fruit trees? I also have cherry, Asian pear, peach and mulberry trees.
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