"Bursting with Joy"

September is the time to harvest apples so it’s no wonder they came off in the wind, you’ll have a better crop next year but well done on your first try.

Thank you tanith - I am so chuffed.

The spicey flavour of Cox's reminds me of autumn, my favourite season.

Our Coxes are all eaten now, but there is another lovely apple we have called Waltz, crisp and red and delicious

I had a similar experience with a few measly but tasty fruits appearing. The next autumn the tree was covered in delicious apples.

I had a tree full so many to give away I didn’t plant it and was unsure what it is but comparing to the apples in the shops I m pretty sure is a golden delicious

Apples usually ready either in Sept or Oct depending on the variety, it’s usual to only get a few the first year, but you will be amazed at how many you get in a few years.Our two different trees keep us supplied for ages.They taste so much better than store bought ( like all fruit and veg.)?

So satisfying ?

Problem with Cox’s is that they are not self fertile and new TWO different varieties to pollinate.