Apples. Anyone Spotted Wild Trees Around S6, S10 And S8 Please

[Tombob 10]

Hey,

A friend and I are after collecting some apples this Saturday to have a go at making cider. have a few wild trees in mind, but perhaps not enough.

Have any folks seen wild apple trees around, that perhaps are not good enough as eaters but ok for cider?

Preferably S6, S10 or S8 areas please

[gene 10]

some above the fishing pond usually at the bottom of Herries Rd. Not been down there recently. 

[Top Cats Hat 10]

Can people refer to areas rather than postcodes. 😡

[Tombob 10]

1 hour ago, gene said:

some above the fishing pond usually at the bottom of Herries Rd. Not been down there recently. 

Thanks will have a look

[taxman 12]

The Ponderossa has a community orchard.

[Tombob 10]

9 hours ago, taxman said:

The Ponderossa has a community orchard.

Thanks, may have a look there for windfall apples. Don't want to go and strip a tree bare if it's a community orchard. 

Apparently cider requires 20lbs apples per gallon. 

[Tombob 10]

33 minutes ago, glitterballs said:

Noticed a few full trees along Deerlands the other day

Thanks. Will have a look

[Padders 2,847]

Plenty in Ecclesfield park.

[speleo1 10]

Some on Blake street walkley and some on Whitehouse lane near school fence below blind monkey

[lazarus 68]

On 11 September 2019 at 21:52, Top Cats Hat said:

Can people refer to areas rather than postcodes. 😡

I just can't understand why they refer to postcodes, for over ninety years the areas designated names have been used, then students arrive and change things.

There's an Apple tree growing at the bottom of Myrtle Road, it's full of apples but that's S2 !,  Heeley.

[Runningman 142]

Archer Road, on the right, approaching the Abbeydale Road junction

[gneighbour 10]

At the left end of Buttermere Rd there's a tree up on the bank. The apples are quite sweet.