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Hi there, TX. When I was a kid there was an old 'pioneer survivor' Yellow Transparent Apple tree by a cellar hole in the woods on the old road-trail to our family cabin in New Hampshire. We'd bag lots of apples from the big tree. We ate some -delicious fresh, and my mom made applesauce. Similar to a Golden Delicious, but you could nearly see through the skin. A young tree of it grew near our cabin. Both are gone now. But it was great to have apples from a tree the settlers had had. The cellar hole's house was built in the 1780's by Thayer's. Lived in till 1890. One girl was in a travelling cast of Uncle Tom's Cabin, before the Civil War.
Love you videos! What is the Dutch heirloom variety you like for apple sauce? I’ve just planted Belle Du Boskoop 😊
its grown in india too https://youtu.be/tYvP_dVAnuQ
Is it true that the seeds tend to be True to Type?
mmmm yummy apples
that is the type of apple tree i want! so huge!
Maybe some cross pollination will help.
My parents had one of this type of apple tree among their fruit trees. Your description is right on. The apple is too soft to use a hand crank apple peeler on and has to be peeled by hand. We kids would start eating them when they are still quite tart. Sprinkle a little salt on them and they were very good eating. This was in northeast Oregon USA .
We used to have an apple tree of yellow transparents in a field on the farm, my Mom cooked alot with them, pies, cakes and applesauce..
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nice video, loved it.
I love your videos, your knowledge and your enthusiasm. With all those 'waste' apples it looks like you need a neighbour who keeps pigs to turn them into something useful.
Looks like my backyard with all kind of apples on the ground . Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. Like your videos ..( Groete, en lekker tuinmaak. )Greetings from South Africa.
Makes me hungry, geez quite alot of apples on the ground, might have to make a bunch of apple juice or else the wild life must be well fed. I'm growing an early variety apple called Zestar.
Good morning from Texas! Would love to see a video of you and your mom making applesauce. 🤗
Thank you for sharing these Apples. I have only had them once and they were just lovely. I have to agree about the applesauce from these apples. I hope you enjoyed the rest of your vacation. Have a lovely day! Catherine
I have this tree on my property. In Poland its called PAPIERÓWKA, and its super for apple cake. I also do a juice from them , apple butter, dry for winter and the rest we give our chickens.
I love these apples. In german we call them Klarapfel. Mine are already harvested. I made apple cake and and apple mousse.