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Anyone want a dwarf apple tree?

The_B_Man · 2022-06-12 18:29:41

We're getting building work done on our shed, which means we need to chop down our apple tree next week. It's currently got about 100 little apples on it so we're raging the builder could only schedule us in now. I reckon if we move it, it's gonna die, so if anyone can get it out safely, they're welcome to have it. Its…

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12-06-2022 7:29pm

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The_B_Man

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We're getting building work done on our shed, which means we need to chop down our apple tree next week. It's currently got about 100 little apples on it so we're raging the builder could only schedule us in now.
I reckon if we move it, it's gonna die, so if anyone can get it out safely, they're welcome to have it.
Its about 6ft tall and was in the house before we moved in a few years ago. I think its called a "dwarf apple tree" but someone else can confirm. The apples are edible and delicious. Located in Tallaght, just off the M50/N7.
Pics below.

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#2 12-06-2022 8:04pm
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Nice offer for someone local, but moving it with apples on is not going to save them, they would need to be removed anyway. It is about the worst time of year to move a tree, but worth a try if someone has an idea what they are doing, it might survive.

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