Well not really gold but this is the jar of crab apple jelly is made from my very small crop of crab apples. I managed to produce this jar and small bowl for tasting. The jelly has a sweet sour flavour. Next year I'm hoping for a crop on the second tree and then maybe I'll make 2 jars!.
A blog about farm life, spinning, my yarn dyeing, weaving and markets. I live with my husband on a small farm near Ballarat. I have sheep, mostly English Leicester as well as dogs, ducks, chooks and a cat.
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Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Look whats growing in our garden
Over twenty years ago I planted these quince trees. This year I have the best crop of quinces ever. The trees don't produce fruit each year. If we get strong winds at blossom time it will not be a good year for fruit. Over summer the sheep are allowed to graze this section around the house to keep the grass down. I let the sheep in this year and they immediately started eating the leaves on the quince trees. Some sheep were even standing on their back legs to reach that little bit higher. The sheep have been banished until after quince harvest.
This is one of the happy healthy quinces.
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