Virtual Show 2015 -Three Items of Fruit - VOTING

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Please post your entry here for Three Items of Fruit



Please post once only - your first entry is your only entry.

Closing date for posting - 30 Sept 2015

[Dorothy rouse]

3 Plums

3 Plums from my patio size (3ft ) tree

[Lumpy]

Yes I know that there is more than 3 (nope can't count again) but I am so chuffed with my little apple tree this year and there would have been more but I have found that slightly unripe apples off my own tree is one of the best flavours in life.

[Guest]

Unknown variety of plum

[Basher]

More plums! Victoria.



These were some of the lucky few - half of the tree gammed up and died over the last few weeks. Might need a new one for next year.

[nellie-m]

More apples! And a pear.

Unknown varieties - the pear is from this ancient old pear tree in my back yard, and the apples are from a young seedling that chose to grow, of all places, right underneath our big old oak tree and what's at least as surprising, they actually taste quite nice!

[sparrow100]

Christmas Pippin apple (unfeasibly tiny)
Joan J raspberry (huge)
Dwarf cape gooseberry (pruinosa)

All snaffled shortly after taking this. Photography is hungry work.

[WilliamD]

Three figs, warm in the sunshine.



... and the fig, goats cheese and dill tart they went into later:

[skeggijon]

Fenella late summer Strawberries - picked this morning

[And E]

3 pears

Hi

3 Pears

[Scarlet]

3 pears for me too!


I have got the name written down in my little black book but I cany find it at the moment

[Martin H]

One each of the three apples I inherited on my allotment. A Granny Smith type, a Braeburn type and a Bramley:

[Lisasbolt]

I bought the trees 2 years ago, and doing well now. Not fully grown oranges don't know if it counts

Please could you turn it the right way, thank you

[veggiechicken]

Three Apples - Unknown variety



I was given this apple tree over 30 years ago by a friend who worked at a garden centre. It was so small he called it a "Bonsai" apple! An unsaleable reject.
When I moved house I dug it up and replanted it here.
It is exactly how an eating apple should taste, crisp, juicy and as rosy, shiny and enticing as the Witch's apple in Snow White.