Re:The Appalachian Apple Hunter Who Rescued 1k ‘Lost’ Varieties
by dieselgate on Sunday January 22, 2023 @08:16PM
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Interesting, thanks for the information especially on Eastern Germany. I'm not super familiar with many apple/pear varieties but worked as quality control for a pear packaging factory for a summer. The fruit are basically picked hard and processed/packaged the same day. The most common defects are punctures from the short stems and then maybe bruising. I think most defective pears are then used for canning or similar products.
They do ripen really quick and turn from hard green to yellow/brown in a few days. A perfect pear is so good..
They do ripen really quick and turn from hard green to yellow/brown in a few days. A perfect pear is so good..