My first ever apple crop

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  1. Feathers

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    These are from a patio apple tree which I've had for about six years - first ever crop.
     
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    How do they taste Feathers?
     
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    They look the business to me. Clean and crisp. Worth the 6 year wait?
     
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    They look good enough to eat :wink:
     
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    Absolutely, good crop and worth the wait.
     
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