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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2025 · 54 MIN

What To Do with All These Apples

from Can I Dig It? - Food Growing for Busy People · host Zoe Edwards, Pippa Chapman

Check out the Can I Dig It Podcast's Patreon page!Can I Dig It? is made by: Pippa Chapman, @pippachapman_thoseplantpeople on Instagram, and Pippa Chapman Permaculture on YouTube.Zoe Edwards, @sozoblog and @checkyourthread on Instagram, and visit the Check Your Thread website and find the podcast in your favourite app. Fruit Works Co-operative is a social enterprise helping people to plant and maintain fruit trees in the Bradford and Leeds area of the UK. Find gardening expert Huw Richards on his YouTube channel and on Instagram (@huwsgarden). Huw has also written a ton of books, including his latest, The Permaculture Garden. Try out the BBC Good Food Easy Plum Jam recipe that Zoe recently had great success with.  Pitmaston Pine Apple variety of apples is Pippa’s favourite. Find your nearest local apple festival. Orchard Network provides another resource for finding your local apple day. Research Apple blossom and harvest dates by variety and Apple storage times by variety.The type of apple corer that, in Pippa’s experience, works the best.

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