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Are you sure that's wise?
You'd be FAR better off with a proper Mini. :whistle: (Not the excrescence that is currently being sold under the Mini name)
I've never been wise when it comes to cars, I've had Mini's hate them with a passion, cannot stand driving the boat anchor of an engine. My buggy started off with an A series, but it now runs a lovely injected K series. I've had 3 Beetles in the past but never had 1 on the road, something has always come along to make me sell them before I got them onto it.
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
Hello fellow Mundanites!:okay: This should be suitably Mundane...


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ShILecSrZA

Yes, it definitely stopped!
 

RoubaixCube

~Tribanese~
Location
London, UK
Depends on what varieties you bought, and whether you've got the right pollinators in the area.

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Basically one of each. Discovery, Golden Delicious, Jonagold & Cox's Orange Pippin

One of the folks that lives around the corner has had great success with Discovery or Golden Delicious and he makes some delicious apple pies.

'Giant' buckets are a little small, but its only temporary.


I guess i should read up on how to make your own cider.

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I also like to note - Thanks to our Lavender plants that dominated our front yard. we regularly have a swarms of bees. So pollination shouldnt be a huge problem
 
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Rickshaw Phil

Overconfidentii Vulgaris
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A very close relative of mine died today. She was almost 93 years old. :sad:
I'm sorry to hear this. Condolences for your loss.:sad:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
I've never been wise when it comes to cars, I've had Mini's hate them with a passion, cannot stand driving the boat anchor of an engine. My buggy started off with an A series, but it now runs a lovely injected K series. I've had 3 Beetles in the past but never had 1 on the road, something has always come along to make me sell them before I got them onto it.

I would hardly say that the engine in mine is a boat anchor... :whistle:
 
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Basically one of each. Discovery, Golden Delicious, Jonagold & Cox's Orange Pippin

I also like to note - Thanks to our Lavender plants that dominated our front yard. we regularly have a swarms of bees. So pollination shouldnt be a huge problem

I have had all four of those varieties in my orchard. Discovery is an early, the other three are mid-season apples. I now only have Jonagold, James Grieve, Granny Smith and Bramley now.

Discovery and Cox are in the same pollination group - B, while Golden Delicious is in group C and Jonagold is in group CT. (A is the earliest to flower and D the latest.)

The T stands for triploid, which means that Jonagold needs two other varieties for pollination. Golden Delicious, as a parent of Jonagold, will not pollinate it. So expect your Jonagold to be unreliable unless there are crab apple trees in the area. Crab apples are really good general pollinators.
 
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