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Sweetango harvest begins

Sweetango , on m26 , 5th leaf very nice this year , light sandy loam limed heavily fertilized lightly , we use hardware cloth around base for voles , 3/4 dia 10 ft conduit ea tree for support paint trunks white for sunscald protection
 
Gorgeous!
 
My favorite eater! Annoys me that it's a club apple and I can't grow it lol
 
Will be off patent 2027 , will not be called Sweetango as that name is copyright , will be available as Minneska
Thank you wooduck. Good info right there.
 
One of my favorites. I always buy them over HC for $1 less per pound.
 
Not a fan of Sweetango. Have tried them a number of times from a few sources.
 
I am going to contact the u fo m and , inquire about propagation after patent expires there may be scion wood after expiration
 
Not a fan of Sweetango. Have tried them a number of times from a few sources.
They seem to have a short window where they are really good and definitely go downhill while the stores are still selling them.
 
What does Sweetango taste like? Is it a sweet apple or is it a tangier apple?
 
What does Sweetango taste like? Is it a sweet apple or is it a tangier apple?
I have never tasted a Sweetango from a store that is near the quality fresh from the tree is , we have stored and sold for two months and been good , they are not a long term storage apple , Parentage is Honeycrisp X zestar ,, honeycrisp is known for storage ,, zestar is not they lose the crisp in a few weeks , explains much about the apple as far as taste Sweetango is very much appropriate naming sweet with a tang longer hanging fruit increases size and sweetness
 
Looks beautiful! I just bought a few Sweetango's earlier today at Meijer to try for the first time. They looked beautiful, but I'm sure they won't taste as good as yours!
 
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