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Meet the Moor Nook Park Community Orchard

This short video from The Orchard Project highlights the transformative power of community orchards.

Published February 3, 2021

Categorised as Community Orchards, Linking Out Tagged Moor Nook Park, The Orchard Project

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Nicky Kyle Gardening @nickykylegarden ·

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When I bite into #heritage #apples like D'Arcy Spice the aroma reminds me of the village sweet shop I visited as a child. Such apples were valued for taste and storage ability - NOT bred to be transported halfway across the #planet in #plastic and thrown on a #supermarket shelf!

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Today from 13.30, I shall be helping out with the winter pruning @HMount_Orchard in Greenmount, Bury and doing a quick tutorial for anyone who's interested in learning more about pruning principles. Do come along if you're in the area. Looks like it'll be a lovely afternoon.

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Awais Khan @awaicekhan ·

4 Feb

Diversity of fruit color & size in a genetic population (Malus sieversii x Gala)! Malus sieversii from Central Asia is a source of many valuable traits for apple breeding.

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