Apples 🍏 in my garden—and there are plenty of them!

Apples 🍏 in my garden—and there are plenty of them! One tree has produced so many apples. They’re still green. But I’m already looking forward to when they ripen; I can’t wait to try them. Although some apples have fallen near the tree, I’ve been picking them up and have already tasted a few. They’re still a little tart since they’re green. But later they’ll ripen and be sweet. I have three apple trees at home. I love eating fresh apples. We pick them and store them in the basement; they keep well through the winter. It’s so nice to eat apples in the winter—they’re rich in vitamins. We also make jam and compote from apples. You can also dry them. Slice them into thin rounds, lay them out in the sun, and wait for the apples to dry. They turn out very tasty, too. I have three types of apples. These are round, and the ones on another tree are round, too. I forgot what their varieties are called. And on one tree, the apples are a bit long—they’re already ripe. Apple trees need to be cared for just like any other plants. They like to be watered. Also, in the spring, you need to whitewash the base of the tree to keep insects from eating it. You also need to spray the apple tree to prevent worms from infesting it. You can also feed them with a special fertilizer. I think that’s enough to ensure the apples will delight you with their harvest.