Houston, we have ripe apples........

Native Hunter

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I guess that's why they call it a "June Apple."

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NH...Looking forward to the day I can post a pic of my 1st apple. You got it going on in a good way with all the variety of apples and pears on that glorious farm of yours.
 
NH...Looking forward to the day I can post a pic of my 1st apple. You got it going on in a good way with all the variety of apples and pears on that glorious farm of yours.

Thanks TC. I remember the first apple I grew on a tree that I set. I built a wire cage around it to keep some critter from stealing it...….:)
 
Different than what we call June apples. Ours are yellow and sweet. Make the best apple crisp in the world. Man, I miss my grandma!!!
 
Different than what we call June apples. Ours are yellow and sweet. Make the best apple crisp in the world. Man, I miss my grandma!!!

A guy who I bought some trees from told me about an apple that sounds like yours. It ripened in June too. He said they had them when he was a kid.
 
I wish I could find one of them now. My grandmother-in-law had one but it got cut down before I learned to graft.
 
Looks great Native. I pulled Bevans, but I will have some Williams Pride in about 3 weeks. Nice summer Apple.
Those apples look pretty clean for a no spray.
 
Looks great Native. I pulled Bevans, but I will have some Williams Pride in about 3 weeks. Nice summer Apple.
Those apples look pretty clean for a no spray.

Thanks Fish. Yes, for no spray they are relatively clean. They have been ripening slowly, and some still on the tree. Here are a few more that I picked a couple of days ago.

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