How to harvest & blet medlars: the only winter fruiting tree!

[@conroyburke4225]

I have never heard of these! Thank you for sharing! Hello from Ohio 🤗

[@Gardenninja]

Most people haven’t! I’m glad to spread the word. You can read more on these wonderful small garden trees here! www.gardenninja.co.uk/the-mighty-medlar-how-to-make-medlar-jelly/ 🌿🥷🤘

[@mememeonlyme-g1q]

This is so helpful. Thanks Lee 😊

[@Gardenninja]

You're so welcome! Glad it’s useful. Happy gardening! 🥷🌿👌

[@rmedwards8312]

Love the name you gave the jam,how old was the tree you used the ladders with Lee?just wondering 'cuz I got a couple of small ones last year,they are great looking trees.

[@Gardenninja]

The little one was planted last year. So probably a 2-3 year old graft. Super quick to fruit. Think yours should fruit maybe next year? 🥷🌿👌

[@elliotlane3225]

Well l'm intrigued. Looks like a tree full of rose hips, never eaten one but will have to keep an eye out for the fruit or a small tree for sale.

[@Gardenninja]

They’re bizarre and delicious. Well worth a try if you get the chance! 🥷🌿🤘

[@pablo9364]

OMG a video about dogs arse. Great idea . Very good 👍

[@Gardenninja]

Very rarely shown properly online but these fruits are insane!! 🥷🌿👌🐶

[@JuniperBoy]

I love medlars. Once bletted, I usually just eat them as is. Taste like baked apples/quinces and dates. Just squeeze the sweet goo into my mouth and spit out the seeds!

[@Gardenninja]

Yes they do taste kind of like all the above. I’m going to make medlar cheese this year as I’ve never done that before! 🥷🌿👌

[@SinkyYT]

They look rank 😂

[@Gardenninja]

But taste so nice! Honestly!!! 🥷🌿👌