Olive Galbraith asked 13 years ago
I attach a photo of an apple growing in my back garden . I thought I purchased a Bramley apple but it’s not. I have it 2 yrs. Originally I planted it in a border but the fruit was making the branches sag, so before last winter I transplanted it to a back wall where it is supported – fanned out. Photo shows l apple with 2 cores – I call it my “Siamese apple.” Its a novelty to me – have you seen this before?
1 Answers
Gerry Daly Staff answered 6 years ago
It is not unusual for apples or other fruits to produce specimens like this, which is due to faulty differentiation of cells when the flowers were forming.
