Posted by Kingsley on March 9, 2008, 1:55 am
Hi-ho,
I read about making apple cider in an old "Make" (or was it "Craft")
magazine about making apple cider.
Now I have a burning desire to plant apple trees and make cider. Despite
the probable 4-10 year delay as the trees grow, what I really want to
know is if the right sort of trees are available? I live near Newcastle
(well, not right now, but will eventually) NSW. Does it have to be
really cold for apples?
Does anyone have any experience with this?
cheers,
-kt
Posted by Ed on March 12, 2008, 5:32 pm
> Hi-ho,
> I read about making apple cider in an old "Make" (or was it "Craft")
> magazine about making apple cider.
> Now I have a burning desire to plant apple trees and make cider. Despite
> the probable 4-10 year delay as the trees grow, what I really want to
> know is if the right sort of trees are available? I live near Newcastle
> (well, not right now, but will eventually) NSW. Does it have to be
> really cold for apples?
Traditional cider vars. Kingston Black, Brown's Apple, Dabinett,
Foxwhelp, Sweet Alford, Yarlington Mill
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> I read about making apple cider in an old "Make" (or was it "Craft")
> magazine about making apple cider.
> Now I have a burning desire to plant apple trees and make cider. Despite
> the probable 4-10 year delay as the trees grow, what I really want to
> know is if the right sort of trees are available? I live near Newcastle
> (well, not right now, but will eventually) NSW. Does it have to be
> really cold for apples?