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Sorry Alison. I think we were both right insofar as it was tanyaste's second posting that mentioned apples. Me! Pedantic! Given half a chance. (I would have put a smiley here, but can't seem to find the emoticons). There are more recent varieties of cherry, less prone to splitting than Stella. I believe Cherokee is one. Can't complain about ours though, a £2.99 bargain at Woolies many years ago.
I agree with adrian and goji, cordons are the best way to grow apples. Apples are not self fertile, and in some cases need two pollinators. So the more varieties you can get in a small space the better.
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I agree with adrian and goji, cordons are the best way to grow apples. Apples are not self fertile, and in some cases need two pollinators. So the more varieties you can get in a small space the better.
valmarg
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