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Hidden Rose Apple

exmar zone 7, SE Ohio

10 years ago

Hi Folks,

Well, it's taken about 8 years, but our Hidden Rose Apple has a crop this year! The bad news is that we had a wind last night and about 70% ended on the ground. They're not ripe yet, getting there, but not yet. I picked up the good ones and put in heavy paper bags (Grocery) and folded and clamped the top shut to allow the ethylene gas to work it's magic.

Anything else I can do?

Thanks for your time,

Ev

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