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How to grow apples — the organic way

How to grow apples — the organic way

Apples are one of the most popular fruits to grow in your backyard. Learn the basics of how to look after your apple tree.

What are those brown marks on my apples?

What are those brown marks on my apples?

Brown marks on your apples can be a sign that something’s wrong, or it can be a naturally occurring condition that’s rarely seen these days.

7 reasons to grow heritage and heirloom apples

7 reasons to grow heritage and heirloom apples

By planting a heritage or heirloom apple variety in your garden, you can help preserve varieties that might otherwise be lost.

Hands up – who loves Bramley apples?

Hands up – who loves Bramley apples?

Bramley apples are a magnificent cooking apple from England which deserve a place in many Australian gardens.

What should your fruit trees look like in spring?

What should your fruit trees look like in spring?

Are your fruit trees healthy this spring? Knowing what to look for and what’s “normal” will help you stay on track with your fruit tree care.

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