Blame the mass market. Seems stuff like Gala and Braeburn are more
popular with the average Brit these days. Nobody's restricting
production, but growers are simply responding to retailer demands.
Sounds like McIntosh.
Art Kelly
Kelly Orchards
Acton, ME, USA
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 2:29 AM, Matthias Schmoldt
matthias.schmo...@gmx.net wrote:
NO WAY. This is not true. It is more a fact, that Cox Orange is not longer
any more a variety, which earns money for the grower.
The consumer
Hi everyone
David as far as I Know the European Union have no restritions on apple
varities to grow in orchards. In Portugal we are growing more apple that
consumers buy in markets eg. Golden group, Starking, Fuji, Galas, jonagold,
Jonagored, Granny smith, reinnette grise du canada, ect. There a
