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Any have a couple pieces of "honey crisp" and "Winesap"?

10 years ago

Trying to give a few non low chill varieties a try in fl. I have all of the low chill types already. Just need a couple pieces of each. I could trade couple pieces of Anna, ein Schiemer, golden dorsett, Fuji, or pink lady if you are interested. Thanks.

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milehighgirl
10 years ago
From what I understand, Honeycrisp will not do well in your climate. It is apparently one of those apples that does well in cold climates similar to where it originated. I can send some if you still would like.

Here is a link that might be useful: Honeycrisp Vs. Heat

This post was edited by milehighgirl on Fri, Apr 11, 14 at 16:52

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