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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    We recently bought green Granny Smith apples. We planted them in mid-February, and now they have grown up. Will this variety grow in the Urals or will it be wild?
    Valentine

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Dear Valentina! You have got some very beautiful wildflower seedlings. I would do this. On a bright window, and then in a greenhouse, I grew them until May and after frost, planted them in the garden.
      Next year, the top can be grafted with a varietal apple tree, but one branch of the wild apple tree can be left to grow below the grafting. And you will get an apple tree with two trunks. Wait for fruiting in 5-10 years and compare, there is always a chance that the wild one will taste like its parent.

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  2. Raisa Evdunova, Likino-Dulyovo, Moscow region

    We harvest apples for two years

    Our apple trees bear fruit L 9 9 in a year and give a bountiful harvest, so we make apple preparations immediately for two years in advance. In late July - early August, summer apples ripen, from which we prepare a five-minute. This is a great dessert and a great substitute for sugar in milk porridge or cottage cheese. And at the end of August, we make jam from the fruits. In September, using a juicer, we prepare juice without adding sugar.
    Since in the second half of September it is already necessary to heat the stove, we dry apples in the oven on a special dryer on skewers. You heat the oven twice, and a batch of dried apples is ready. Of these, we cook compote in winter and add it to the teapot for aroma and taste.
    We eat summer apples in the country, and we bring autumn apples to the city and store them on an insulated and glazed balcony until the New Year. If the apples begin to deteriorate, then we begin to cook jam from them.
    Thus, we make apple preparations gradually for two years, because apple trees bear fruit in a year.

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  3. Natalia Karachun

    On the old apple tree in recent years, bitter and small apples. Is it possible to return the sweetness and large size to the fruits?

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Have apples always been sweet and large? If it is a wild apple tree or a seedling, a tree of some old variety, then no matter what you do, the result will be insignificant. If the apple tree once had good fruits, but they were crushed, this is the result of a strong cancer attack (when the sugar content in the pulp drops, the size of the fruit decreases). In this case, I advise you to uproot the tree and burn it.
      But if the apple tree, which really was sweet and large-fruited, has healthy bark and skeletal branches, only a radical anti-aging pruning in early spring can help.

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