Cider Apples (forum)
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Is there such a thing as low/medium chill cider Apple trees? I am growing both "tropical" varieties of some trees (Apple, peach) plus standard varieties (Apricot, Pear & Plums) and wish to expand into cider production but cannot find any information about suitable types for warmer areas.. Would the French types be from warmer climes?
Time: 22nd April 2016 8:50pm
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Tommoz says...
Check out Pete the Permie, he has hundreds of apple varieties. He lists 27 cider varieties for his scion wood list, but he probably offers more. He'd know which one is low chill, or maybe you can do more research. http://www.petethepermie.com/fruit/apple-scion-list-for-winter-june-to-oct/
Time: 20th May 2016 8:57pm
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Diana says...
Woodbridge also has many cider apples with varying chill needs https://www.woodbridgefruittrees.com.au/4-cider-apples#chill-tolerance_normal-chill
Time: 22nd May 2016 7:15pm
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