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Monthly Archives: October 2011
National Walnut Collection at Northwick Estate
A quick visit to the Walnut Collection at Northwick Estate as part of the National Plant Collections run by www.nccpg.com
Posted in Fruit and Nut Field Trips 2011
Tagged ailanthifolia, juglans, National Plant Collections, National Walnut Collection, nccpg, nigra, Northwick Estate, nut, regia, walnut
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The First Cider Pressings of the Year 2011
Having a go at cider making on a larger scale this year, a gallon is not enough after all the sample tastings. We are using any apples that are ripe, these are not necessarily cider varieties, but eaters as well … Continue reading
Autumn is very close
Its getting cooler in the mornings now, and the dew is getting heavier. We are however getting very hot in the daytime, up to 30 deg C. Temperature records are being broken.