We have a bumper apple crop on the marsh this year; however, whilst the varieties are very colourful, they all have sharp and bitter tastes.
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Food for the animals, Tom.
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Sounds like ideal for cooking with sugar and spice. I love tart apples.
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It would probably be easier to eat lemons than the marsh apples, Vicki.
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