#Malus

[geopsych]

I stopped by the orchard this morning to see the apples before they’re ready.

[japanese-plants]

Kagayuzen houmongi kimono with crabapple and plum blossoms design by Tokio Hata (1911-) 加賀友禅訪問着 人間国宝 羽田登喜男

[a2zillustration]

The most persuasive wizard you've ever met

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[haveyouatethisfruit]

Partner found an apple variety we both hadn't heard of or tried before; delcorf (malus domestica 'delbarestivale') also known as delbar or delbarestival. It's a French apple cultivar that is supposed to be sweet, a little bit tart and it apparently has notes of anise. They're also fucking hefty and have an almost tubular shape. I'll update after I've tried one.

[marejadilla]

Daire Lynch, “Malus", Oil painting, 2021. Dáire Lynch is a Dublin-born artist who currently resides in West Cork. From @beautifulbizarremagazine & @formsofchaos

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Sunday 6 October 2024

In this organic garden this young tree of Malus domestica 'Pitmaston Pine Apple' (apple) was covered in fruit. This small, late, dessert apple has russet skin with creamy-yellow flesh with an intense nutty, sweet-sharp flavour, sometimes likened to pineapple. This upright tree tends to have biennial crops.

Jill Raggett

[naughtyservant]

A wonderful new pic of this sweet couple having fun at the lockers. Y'know, the usual think. A good f/uck, being vored by a huge c-ock and then churned into sweet thick c/um~

James (Pred) belongs to James The Beast (That I also designed his human/kemonomimi version in a previous commission :P)

Malus (Prey) belongs to Malus

A very huge thanks for your support with this pic!

Uncensor version on my A/ryion and T/witter as always

Don't forget like, reblog and follow me for more sweet couple moments with vore endings UwU)r

[loganslowdown4]

Thinking about what the Orange side’s name will be again…

What if it ends up being

MALUS

👀🧡🍎🍏

It’s such a cool name, because not only does it mean ‘bad, nasty, painful’ etc, and the basis for the word Malice

It ALSO is the latin name for APPLE 🍏

Particularly crabapples

Hey, what was that thing Janus bit into at the end of DWIT before we saw orange eyes? 👀

@miguel-manbemel Pointed out that there is actually a genus of crabapples that are orange

And if there is a joke about apples and oranges, I will pass out 😄

He’ll be the baddest apple in the whole barrel lmao

en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/malus

Orange was the forbidden fruit all along lol

Plus plus! It follows the pattern! Janus Remus Malus— they all share a braincell I swear

[trippingthemoonlightfantastic]

Golden Delicious

Watercolor On Black Paper

2023, 14"x 11"

Gold Apple Blossoms, Malus

[los-plantalones]

Feral apples 🍎

This park has a lot of different malus trees (possibly an orchard once upon a time) – some with green fruit, others with bright red or even yellow.

With feral apples and crabapples, i taste the fruit first before collecting. sometimes it tastes like nothing or it’s extremely sour, or has a bad texture. this specific tree has sweet-sour fruit that’s great for making apple jelly, butter, or chutney.

[nedofrisk]

I redrew some random pics from pinterest

[japanese-plants]

Crabapple mini bonsai

[indigrassy]

Don't be so crabby

[haveyouatethisfruit]

Apple

[sharess-festhall]

i wanna ask malus thorm what them hands do, and let him edward-scissorhands me into oblivion

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Monday 13 November 2023

In Castle Gordon Walled Garden, Scotland, a range of apple cultivars have been harvested and were being stored including:

Malus domestica 'Michaelmas Red' (apple) an extremely sweet, juicy and aromatic fruit. It was raised in Kent, UK, in 1929.

Malus domestica ‘Joybells’(apple) raised by Will Tayler in Godalming, Surrey, with records showing that trees were grafted in about 1914.

Malus domestica ‘Howgate Wonder’ (apple) one of the largest cooking apples in cultivation. It was raised on the Isle of Wight, UK, in 1915 by G. Wratten of Howgate Lane, Bembridge. The cultivar was a cross between Malus domestica ‘Newton Wonder’ and Malus domestica ‘Blenheim Orange’.

Jill Raggett