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Tag: pomology

Book Notes: Taming Fruit, by Bernd Brunner

This panoramic overview of humanity’s relationship with fruit is a must-have for any pomological collection.

Published October 30, 2021
Categorised as Book Notes, Feature Articles, Orchard History Tagged Bernd Brunner, fruit history, Greystone Books, orchard history, pomology

Barry Masterson talks Perry, Pomonas and Pomology

My twitter-buddy Barry’s article on the history of Pomonas and their origins in cider and perry production is well worth a read.

Published June 20, 2021
Categorised as Linking Out Tagged Barry Masterson, cider, Kertelreiter, perry, pomology, pomona

On The Trail of the ‘Hereford Beefing’

A chance glance at a Tweet sparks hours of enjoyable research into old apple varieties and this very long-read piece.

Published February 7, 2021
Categorised as Feature Articles, Orchard History Tagged beaufin, beefing, Herefordshire, herefordshire beefing, historical pomology, Norfolk, Norfolk Beefing, pomology, striped beefing

One to Follow: @Pomological on Twitter

Here’s a recommended Twitter account for anyone interested in pomological artwork.

Published January 14, 2021
Categorised as Linking Out Tagged @pomological, Amanda Almira Newton, Bertha Heiges, Deborah Griscom Passmore, Ellen Isham Schutt, Elsie E Lower, illustration, James Marion Shull, Mary Daisy Arnold, old fruit pictures, pomology, Royal Charles Steadman, Twitter

What Are ‘Chill Hours’ And Why Do They Matter?

The recent UK-wide cold-snap will have been really good for our fruit trees – here’s why.

Published January 10, 2021
Categorised as Feature Articles, Orchard Science Tagged chill accumulation, chill hours, chill requirement, chill units, pomology

R. Bradley, on Dealing With Unruly Espaliers

Are your pears unpleasing to Persons of Quality? Professor Bradley has the answer.

Published January 7, 2021
Categorised as Quotations Tagged C18th, espalier, pear, pomology, trained form

Heritage Apple Info from the RHS

The Lindley Library’s celebration of heritage apples is well worth a look.

Published September 11, 2020
Categorised as Linking Out Tagged apple, apple cultivars, apple heritage, apple history, apple varieties, Lindley Library, pomology, RHS

Book Notes: Apple, by Marcia Reiss

A review of Marcia Reiss’ social history of the apple, as told from a US-based perspective.

Published November 17, 2019
Categorised as Book Notes, Feature Articles Tagged apple, book review, cider, cultural history, Marcia Reiss, pomology, social history

Book Notes: The Apple Orchard, by Pete Brown

A review of Pete Brown’s new book on the social history and vital importance for the future of English orchards.

Published December 14, 2016
Categorised as Book Notes, Feature Articles Tagged apple, book review, cider, orchard culture, Pete Brown, pomology, social history

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catintheglass thecatintheglass @catintheglass ·
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There’s still time to get your ticket for @ManchesterCider club with @Kertelreiter this Thursday @FierceBarMCR !
We only have a couple of 4 and 6 boxes left for those who can’t join in person and would like to join via Zoom! Guaranteed to be an absolute belter! ☺️ https://twitter.com/manchestercider/status/1615374549918400512

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From blossom to the glass - with @BarMas of Kertelreiter Cider & Perry
@ManchesterCider Club on Thurs 9th Feb @FierceBarMCR
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nickykylegarden 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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orchardnotes Orchard Notes @orchardnotes ·
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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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