Honeycrisp, of course!

Hi Apple reddit!

I picked a bunch of apples at a farm today, all of the rows were clearly labeled... but at the end of one row, there was a mysterious, distinctly different tree. All of the apples were tiny and yellow, soft, and clearly going out of season... but I took a bite out of one, and I swear to god it tasted just like a Lychee.

I've never had anything like it before! Any idea what it could be??

I got a singular apple for my lunch and I’m not sure what it is for sure, it could be honey crisp or McIntosh maybe but please apple experts I need to know

😭

A fuji apple tree hates to see me coming 😎🍎

i have figured that the grocery store where i buy apples may not be the best. do you buy from a specific market? i want to find the best apples in my area.

Sugarbee apples are the worst

Growing up we used to get russet apples from any major supermarket. Now it’s growing increasingly harder to find them in autumn!
Can only occasionally find them in M&S or Waitrose but that comes with a high price tag!

What happened, have russet apples fallen out favour?

If anyone hasnt tried one I highly highly recommend honestly delicious and the thing I look forward to every autumn

Harvesting the last of these in NW Sonoma County, thick skin but crispy and close to the middle of the sweet tart spectrum. Light yellow to burgandy when ripe. Skin bleeds into the fruit

We have an apple tree behind my dad's house. They look like red Delicious but not quite... Bright red lines on the inside, the last owner lived here for around fifty years. Here is one of them cut in half, and others from the same exact tree. Could they be mixed?

Honey Crisps are my favorite apple. The texture and flavor surpass all others.

However, I bought a bag and the sweetness is becoming overwhelming. Is this an apple noob problem? Do I need to switch to a different apple to cleanse my palate?

It is very pretty and very delicious!

Pictures today from Bad Feilnbach Apfelmarkt in Oberbayern, Germany.

What is the most economical apple picking farm closest to Toronto!?

I purchased a piece of property last year and found this one apple tree in the corner of the field. The fruit is too high for me to reach (or the deer) but I managed to get one and it’s good, a smaller apple only 3-3.5 inches across, firm and nicely tart, a later variety. It flowered later too, perhaps because of the shade around it. I have no idea what kind it is, or if it was intentionally grown or a wild fruit. I live in upstate NY, tree is west of Albany. I would love to graft and grow more trees from it. Any ideas on what kind it is and how to get more to grow?

🍎🍏

Apple blossoms typically develop in clusters of 4 to 6 buds. This is Tom Putting blossoming now in our orchard at Springtime.
The absolute central bud is the "king". It develops as the terminal bud on the branch. It is the largest, strongest bud in the group and is always the first to open, usually blooming 48 to 72 hours before the surrounding lateral buds.
The staggered blooming of the surrounding lateral flowers ensures that if a late spring frost kills the king bloom, or if poor weather prevents bees from pollinating it, the side blossoms act as a backup crop. Photos taken 48hours apart.

A donated apple tree I planted started sprouting these star shaped apples. Does anyone know what they might be?

5 bushels off this one tree beside the house. Unknown variety but very sweet, no tartness. I've tucked two bushel into the cellar for eating on this fall and eventually sauces. Trying to off load another 3 bushel if I can, or else the pigs will eat good lol

.