Spring Time in England

Your apples will be ready, Garry.  Invite us over for some cider.

Sorry Dr F. No Cider this year. Wherever I travel I love to pick fresh fruit from the tree. Or the taste of a Pineapple harvested and eaten in minutes. It's just like you remember but with twice the taste. When my daughter had a house in Greece I would go up to the flat roof where a Lemon tree over hanged. The flavour was amazing. From tree to mouth in seconds. Try it, you'll be surprised too.

I also like fruit off the tree or vine.  It is terrific.

But apple trees usually come ripe with dozens or hundreds of apples -- impossible to eat all fresh.  What do you do with yours?

These are all dwarf trees. They ripen between late August and October. 3 different variants. Only 2 metres high. The apples stay on the tree until needed. Local kids call in with their Mother and pick a bagfull. Brings them closer to nature and they always remember to come back next year. "Apples do grow on trees."