The apples are growing well on our members holding in Egerton. How are yours?
The orchard was awash yesterday with Red Admirals.
Some of these will be heading out to the wholesale market. Apple crumble anyone?
…and it rained, and it rained.
Although we expect rain over Winter, the volume of rain over the last two months is causing considerable problems for our growers.
The thick mud prevents the use of farm equipment. There are trees that needs to be planted, orchards to be maintained and established trees that need pruning and treatments prior to the first bud.
Lets hope for a dry spell soon.
Working alongside Nim’s Fruit Crisps, MKG has supplied Discovery apples which were unsuitable for supermarket sales. Through Nim’s innovative air drying process the apple crisp is born and they’re absolutely delicious.
Visit … nimsfruitcrisps.com to buy your healthy snacks.
Kentish Gala in your local supermarket now, how could you resist these ? Happy snacking.
These little beauties will be available to buy in all good supermarkets next week.
A beautifully crisp and juicy apple with white flesh and a good rosy flush.
Enjoy
Despite the recent cold weather, yesterday the bees were busy working in the sunshine.
Well the new English Apple season has been launched with Discovery now readily available in all the major stores, crisp and juicy and best kept in your fridge to prolong its shelf life. Watch out for that old favourite Worcester, the sweet strawberrylike flavour does not disappoint and also two newer earlier varieties in Red Windsor and Robijn, both high class apples with good sugars and a good crunch.
The English weather is perfect for achieving good flavour and as always the quality is second to none, so as the saying goes ‘Polish up your English’.