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Apples
Blueberries |
The ManyTracks Orchard Emma's Crab Seedling Apples
seedling from unknown old orchard crabapple
Seed planted 2018 - Seedlings transplanted 2019-21
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Akero |
Hoholik |
Original tree by Fox Road appears to be part of Emma & Joe Hardy farm old orchard, half dead but one side alive. Other orchard trees inside fence and now dead mostly due to cows (pasture). Moderate sized tree with 1 1/2" fruit, pretty yellow and red late summer, later all red. Tart but pleasant flavor. Seems likely a named variety but don’t know what. Possibly planted in the 40’s. 2022 - #1 - Slow but steady. Still having leaf issues but doing OK. Had not been inclined to grow upward but pruned to encourage a top bud and had a nice 8" new leader growth. 32" tall now. #2/#3 (NEorch) - slowly growing, looking good. 2021 - #1 - a little rough but doing OK. #2 - slowly growing, looks good. Noticed seedling, healthy, still growing in nursery, either I missed it or it regrew. Transplanted (#3) to se corner of NEOrchard in November. 2020 - Chose best of 3 in nursery and transplanted 10/24 to east-north spot (inside fence) (#1). Looks good. Pulled others. NEOrchard seedling (#2) doing fine. 2019 - Fruit/seeds planted last Dec. grew four good plants, good growth 6-8". Mid October transplanted one to NorthEast Orchard. Transplanted 3 within nursery plot to transplant later. 2018 - Mid December found 3 frozen, mushy fruit under original tree. Brought home and mashed into ground in nursery plot, covered lightly. Also cut scion to graft (see Emma's Crab page).
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