denied last night?

Originally posted by mokko
My best friends mother says that all the time....something about apples anyways....she's hard to understand.....doesn't speak english very well. 😕

Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
i have a basket full

Originally posted by mokko
Of rotten apples?

Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
no,... just a few

Originally posted by mokko
One is one too many.

Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
*kicks to the curb

Originally posted by mokko
The whole basket! 😲

I think the truly interesting question in this thread is whether the best apples really grow at the top of the apple tree.

Now, I certainly can't admit to being an appletologist, but I do eat a lot of apples. Well, I swallow vitamin pills...it's all the same, really.

But, I've never heard of the best apples growing at the top of three. No sirree, not once.
Until our beloved comrade Arrakis mentioned this fact in a somewhat loaded setting, but settings be what setttings are; settttings with two t's droopped.

And so, I place the question (which is more interesting that the orginal question...well it has to be, I can't remember what the thread was about) to you: Do the better apples grow on top of trees.

Apples trees. No plumb trees. That would just be fruity.

Originally posted by shavixmir
I think the truly interesting question in this thread is whether the best apples really grow at the top of the apple tree.

Now, I certainly can't admit to being an appletologist, but I do eat a lot of apples. Well, I swallow vitamin pills...it's all the same, really.

But, I've never heard of the best apples growing at the top of three. No sirree, n ...[text shortened]... r apples grow on top of trees.

Apples trees. No plumb trees. That would just be fruity.

Originally posted by shavixmir
I think the truly interesting question in this thread is whether the best apples really grow at the top of the apple tree.

Now, I certainly can't admit to being an appletologist, but I do eat a lot of apples. Well, I swallow vitamin pills...it's all the same, really.

But, I've never heard of the best apples growing at the top of three. No sirree, n ...[text shortened]... r apples grow on top of trees.

Apples trees. No plumb trees. That would just be fruity.

Originally posted by orangutan
There is an apple tree - actually two apple trees - in my garden. It's winter here and there are no apples anywhere on either tree...

... What does this mean?

Am I easy?

Originally posted by mokko
My parents have a crab apple tree in their backyard....from my expereince the best crab apples are always at the very top.....the ones that the crows don't pick at anyhow. 😕

Originally posted by shavixmir
And so, I place the question (which is more interesting that the orginal question...well it has to be, I can't remember what the thread was about) to you: Do the better apples grow on top of trees.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Strawberries grown in the arctic are said to be the best of the world because they get so much light / sun. If apples are like strawberries in this respect (i.e. getting better if they get a lot of light / sun), one could expect that the apples that are least hidden from the sun would be best. That would include those on top of the tree.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Strawberries grown in the arctic are said to be the best of the world because they get so much light / sun. If apples are like strawberries in this respect (i.e. getting better if they get a lot of light / sun), one could expect that the apples that are least hidden from the sun would be best. That would include those on top of the tree.