Montmorency and Mott Pink

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Finally eh Fruitnut? Happy at last. All my cots but three aborted. Very harsh rains over the past two days.

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#2

Beautiful trees! Were you photo bombed by the bunny?

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#3

Mrs. G.,
How do you like the taste of Mott Pink?
Those trees are beautiful.

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#4

Mam, Mott Pink is a very medium sized apple but it is the Best apple I have ever tasted. Only because it is sweet and tart. You like sweet! It is so good. We will not be leaving till Sept. so maybe you can taste them!

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We can do fruit exchange, then!! I have grafted a few red-flesh apples this year but no Mott Pink :disappointed:

#6

Great lets do it!

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Please?

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Deal :smile:

#9

I bet that Monty gives you some nice fruit. It’s perfect sized tree.

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#10

great looking tree!! would love to get a stick or two of scion wood (hint hint), next year to see how it would do down south…

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Is it too late???

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Moving in Sept. leaving my orchard behind. Its a little hard. . . to do.

#13

@mrsg47 I can’t even imagine…hopefully your new home has space for you start a new orchard.

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@mrsg47

As beautiful as anything you will find in France. :wink:

Mike

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Hopefully, you will visit GF on a daily basis.

Tony

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#16

A tiny bit of land around a large terrace, and I’ll grow apricots in pots.

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#17

You bet Tony, I will keep in touch, this is my second family! I can a be a foreign correspondent and keep you up to date on trees and what is growing in Europe, or what ever it will be called?

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And sneak me some of those Lubera Red Fleshed apple scions. :wink:

Mike

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Send me some bud wood in July. I’ll remind you, Frequently!:grinning:

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Please do! Have been a little crazed.