Calling on our pink lady, amylou!
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Comments (6)From Kuffel Creek: Cripp's Pink Australia, 1979 Cripp's Pink apples that are grown to certain quality standards are marketed under the Pink Lady⢠trademarked name. A cross between Lady Williams and Golden Delicious, it is a favorite in supermarkets because of it's dense, crisp juicy flesh and sweet-tart flavor. It is not bothered in the least by hot weather and even excels in Las Vegas and Phoenix, once considered apple graveyards because of their intense heat. Cripp's Pink apples that have been in storage a while will often have seeds inside that are already sprouted, useful for folks trying to start their own rootstocks from seed. It ripens late (November-December) and is a good companion for Fuji. I've given it short-shrift in the past because the ones in the supermarket are decent, but this year I've really enjoyed ours off the tree, and the ones grown in the mountains have been mind-blowing. Tested good for Southern California. The patent expired in 2010, and so we will now be able to sell it. Cripp's-Two Australia, 1973 Also known as its trademarked name Sundownerâ¢, Cripps-Two is a cross between Lady Williams and Golden Delicious and is a popular commercial variety in Australia and England. It ripens very late in the season, and needs a long hot season to be its best. It is considered low-chill and sets fruit very reliably, even when a tiny tree, and is very sun and heat resistant. The flavor is a pleasing sweet-tart and the texture is firm. It has a red skin on a yellow background. The patent expires November of 2013 and so we'll be shipping in spring of 2014. Here is a link that might be useful: Kuffel Creek...See MorePink Lady Banks Roses cutting wanted
Comments (7)I think hoovb must be correct, that sounds very easy to miss understand. I have CL.Everbloom Cecile Brunner with White Lady Banks, waiting for them both to feel at home:-( and for color, not pink but peach, I got Opal Brunner, a beauty! to go with Perle d'or. but no pink banks. May I mention, if pink is wanted, Blushing Lucy is a nice long blooming rambler that might be loved in place of a pink Lady Banks, no, even better with repeating bloom?...See MoreOur Lady of Guadalupe--the definitive answer
Comments (15)Here in my MN zone 4a garden, Our Lady of Guadalupe is not particularly sensitive to any of the common rose disease problems. To date, no PM and just a rare spot or two mainly in the fall. I do spray occasionally. Unfortunately, OLG does not recover well from our Winters and consequently does not produce flowers in quantity. I was hoping to use OLG as a replacement for Sexy Rexy. Sexy Rexy , here, has a tremendous first flush and then just piddly production until ,in a good year, a minor fall flush. OLG has just piddly production all season long. She is not a candidate to replace SR. However, the flowers are charming so I keep her on for the time being. Regards, Charles...See MoreSharing Our Churchill Pink Thanksgiving Table
Comments (13)Punk...Just imagine all the trouble we would get into if I moved closer! I don't think we'd get Anything done - except cause trouble!! lol I'm looking forward to seeing what you paint...it's been awhile since you've done that and I always enjoy what you do. I know your schedule has become so hectic for quite awhile, that painting is probably a 'wind down' and mental break to get back on track. I know when I'm at my busiest, I come on here for my 'mental' break. It helps me from getting too overwhelmed. Then, I go back and tackel another job. My DGSon convinced DH to do a different layout this year on his village. They are having way too much fun with it..but that's good, just as long as everything is put away in time for me to clean for Thurs and the party. I'm with you on 'The More the Merrier'..I love having a full house for the holidays. It's just a shame that everyone lives so far away that those family get togethers are now few and far between. Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving... jane...See More- 3 years ago
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