Rules are to be challenged. This post is especially for the nurseryman who, when asked for advice of apple varieties for our conditions – coastal, north east facing, suggested I move house. Did I take any notice? Of course not, after all it isn’t my house to move from. Here is our first crop of Orange Pippin and very beautiful they are too.
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They look so crunchy!
You are absolutely right! Close your ears to “advice” like that.
Jolly good!!!x
They look like apple pie to me! Yum.