Adam 🍎
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adapples.bsky.social
Hey ho, nobody home (yet). New to the bsky scene.

I live in Massachusetts and blog about #apples.
red apple with a smoky blue bloom Conical apple with a golden brown peel Bright red apple with a long thin stem Apple with yellow peel sliced to show pink flesh
adapples.bsky.social
Formidable.
pomological.xor.blue
winter calleville apples, painted by deborah griscom passmore, 1900
winter calleville apples, painted by deborah griscom passmore, 1900
adapples.bsky.social
Educated guess that could be wrong: this is a modern variety that may have been rebranded.
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adapples.bsky.social
Hey @applebluesky, can anyone fill me in on an apple sold to me as "Tipp Pippin"? It looks like a redder Cripps Pink and has dense breaking-crisp flesh. On the sweet side.

It is Irish.

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kimberagonistes.bsky.social
The lead-in to the actual review is great.
chuckwendig.bsky.social
"An apple that acquiesces to the oppression of the teeth. And yet --"

Today's apple review is an apple from Denmark who might demand to speak to the manager. Meet: the Ingrid Marie, aka the Karin Schneider.
Apple Review #9: Ingrid Marie
I think there’s something interesting too about the association with apples and America. Apples, a non-native fruit, are thought to come from an ancestor in Kazakhstan — and were largel…
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adapples.bsky.social
Wasn't he in Midsummer Nights Dream? #apples
pomological.xor.blue
peasgood nonesuch apples, painted by amanda almira newton, 1907
peasgood nonesuch apples, painted by amanda almira newton, 1907
adapples.bsky.social
On the other hand a sport branded as a new variety, like Kiku, maybe needs to be included in my catalog so that people who read me, at least, will know that it is Fuji.
adapples.bsky.social
I have complicated feelings about treating sports like full-fledged apple varieties (on my blog I mean).

A few are genuinely different, in effect new varieties. But the ones that are basically the same but redder earlier or something, it feels wrong to list 3 kinds of Jonagold.
adapples.bsky.social
Alliteration and apples always amuses.
adapples.bsky.social
That's Jonagold, yes? I do not know Dowse, must check them out. Thanks!
adapples.bsky.social
nonono de gustibus is my motto, truly.

And pears are really interesting. Start a blog! I will follow it.
adapples.bsky.social
nonono degustibus is my motto, really.

And pears are really interesting! Start a blog, I will follow it.
adapples.bsky.social
And to eat #apples.
dafydd61.bsky.social
October is the best month to ride bikes

#BikeTO
A green Marinoni touring bike, leaning against a black and orange construction pylon on a gravel path covered with fallen leaves. The trees behind are still mostly green but a lot of leaves are already on the ground.
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Follow this account.
khan-awais.bsky.social
Enjoy & feel free to share! Diversity in size, color & shape of domesticated #Apples & their wild relatives! Photo credits, Awais Khan Cornell University.

#GeneticDiversity #CropWildRelatives
adapples.bsky.social
Yeah, pretty sure you'd have a different take on a better sample. Not saying you'd like it. My take was "more chewy than crunchy." But in no way grainy or dry or mealy: that is death.
adapples.bsky.social
FWIW, Chuck got a bad sample.

Also FWIW there is a second apple, unrelated, of the same name. It is excellent.
adapples.bsky.social
In case not obvious: those are Cox.
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This is what I am here for.
arbutocrat.bsky.social
It is a fabulous fruit year in the islands and I'm trying to share as much of it as I can with y'all.
kwiaht.org
More heritage apple events coming up in October! Our third annual apple tasting with the Orcas Museum is Saturday October 4th (12:30-2:30), and on October 11th we're joining the San Juan County Land Bank, apple ID expert Lori Brakken, and master orchardist Marguerite Greening for Apple-Palooza
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arbutocrat.bsky.social
It is a fabulous fruit year in the islands and I'm trying to share as much of it as I can with y'all.
kwiaht.org
More heritage apple events coming up in October! Our third annual apple tasting with the Orcas Museum is Saturday October 4th (12:30-2:30), and on October 11th we're joining the San Juan County Land Bank, apple ID expert Lori Brakken, and master orchardist Marguerite Greening for Apple-Palooza
Poster for Apple Tasting. It reads: "Annual Apple Tasting hosted by Kwiaht and the Orcas Island Historical Museums. Saturday, October 4th 12:30-2:30pm. Orcas Island Historical Museum 181 North Beach Rd. Free Event! Enjoy fresh-pressed cider! Community is welcome to come and sip, or bring their own apples to press! *Press until 3:30pm. Dozens of local varieties of apples to sample! Supported by Girl Meets Dirt and Orcas Isle Cider." There is a photo of an apple tasting display, a striped apple on a tree, and at the bottom the logos for Kwiaht, Girl Meets Dirt, Orcas Isle Cider, and the Orcas Island Historical Museums. Poster for Apple-Palooza. There are the shapes of two red apples with green leaves in the middle of the poster. It reads: "Apple-Palooza. Saturday, Oct 11, 10am-2pm. North Shore Preserve Orcas Island. Identification, tasting, pruning." At the bottom are the logos for the San Juan County Conservation Land Bank and San Juan County.
adapples.bsky.social
First encounter with an exceptional apple:
15c3po.bsky.social
I had my first Ashmead’s Kernel apple today. I had never had an apple with such intense flavor. Truly stunning.

It is a heavily russeted apple and the flesh browns quickly so I can see why it would be hard to sell. But that is a real shame. Maybe it could be marketed as a pie apple?
adapples.bsky.social
I want to say "welcome!" but I am not sure what to, exactly.