Right, but you have them way to big.  Crabapples are about the size of a
cherry. and slightly bitter. not pleasent eating without sweetening.

And I know Horseapples.  they grow while all over oklahoma.  Had never
seen them till I moved here, they do not grow in Colorado.  I am told
they will repell insects, but as far as anyone I have talked with knows,
they are not edible.

thanx

joy

radei


  > That is an interesting question. Does anyone know what else
  > crabapples might have been made into or used for in period?
  > Crabapples are little red, hard fruit a bit bigger than a golf
  > ball, right? I keep think of what we called "horse apples" when I
  > was a kid. About softball size, bright green and covered in a
  > grainy, bumpy hard surface. But as far as I know, those aren't
  > edible.
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