Aurora Golden Gala Apple at Anton Adamson blog

Aurora Golden Gala Apple. Now a three generation family farm, they. At first glance, it looks like a golden. Its calyx is parted and i can see curly golden stamens within. Aurora has a sweet aroma that suggests both golden delicious and plums. First bred in 1981 in the okanagan valley in british columbia, the aurora golden gala is a cross between splendour and royal gala apples. It's now my favorite snack apple. Very pleasantly sweet with a little spiciness. Aurora golden gala apples have a crisp texture and are wonderful. They are a creamy light yellow to golden color with a perfectly balanced sweetness, exhibiting notes of honey and tropical fruit. Much firmer than golden delicious, with a nice thinner skin. Phyllis and fred nelson, champions of the aurora golden gala apple, started farming in cawston, bc in the 70’s and have been growing organically since 1989.

Phyllis and fred nelson, champions of the aurora golden gala apple, started farming in cawston, bc in the 70’s and have been growing organically since 1989. Now a three generation family farm, they. First bred in 1981 in the okanagan valley in british columbia, the aurora golden gala is a cross between splendour and royal gala apples. Aurora has a sweet aroma that suggests both golden delicious and plums. At first glance, it looks like a golden. They are a creamy light yellow to golden color with a perfectly balanced sweetness, exhibiting notes of honey and tropical fruit. It's now my favorite snack apple. Much firmer than golden delicious, with a nice thinner skin. Aurora golden gala apples have a crisp texture and are wonderful. Its calyx is parted and i can see curly golden stamens within.

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Aurora Golden Gala Apple Its calyx is parted and i can see curly golden stamens within. It's now my favorite snack apple. They are a creamy light yellow to golden color with a perfectly balanced sweetness, exhibiting notes of honey and tropical fruit. Now a three generation family farm, they. Aurora has a sweet aroma that suggests both golden delicious and plums. Phyllis and fred nelson, champions of the aurora golden gala apple, started farming in cawston, bc in the 70’s and have been growing organically since 1989. At first glance, it looks like a golden. Aurora golden gala apples have a crisp texture and are wonderful. Much firmer than golden delicious, with a nice thinner skin. Very pleasantly sweet with a little spiciness. First bred in 1981 in the okanagan valley in british columbia, the aurora golden gala is a cross between splendour and royal gala apples. Its calyx is parted and i can see curly golden stamens within.