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November falls

The annual pause of many farmers markets, and the brutally early end of Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, ushered in the fading eleventh month with a bleak flourish. ¶ 

Plenty of apples still abound, for a short while, but you must hunt for them. ¶ 

A crate of Granny Smith apples, many with small faint red blush.

Under grey skies at today's market in Davis Square, Somerville, one could choose from 20 apples, including these blushed Granny Smith.

You'll never see a blush on Granny in the supermarkets. Granny is a late-season apple often picked too soon.

Latecomer

Though it's late in the season, we were joined today by Winesap for what I think was the first time this year. (We had Stayman Winesap last week, but the two are not the same.)

Wooden crates filled with apples sit on tables under the fading grey sky.
There is still time to buy apples at the Davis Square, Somerville, market earlier today.

The other 18 apples on offer at the start of November:

Urban markets continue until Thanksgiving.

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  1. GoldRush should be ready this week at my place in NH. They are my last few trees with apples. A great tasting apple to end the season.

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    1. A great apple to put by until the spring too!

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