I guess the cross pollination came into play here. This happens a lot in producing fruit. Apples particularly are planted in areas with varieties that you eat and varieties you plant because they give off a lot of pollen. This makes it unlikely that the seed you get out of an apple will produce a tree that will give you the same kind of apple.
At any rate they look good and are a decent size. The one in the back should be good to eat tomorrow and the two in front there in a day or two after that. Several green tomatoes are here and there and I expect it to continue through early fall.
Another seed I got recently is a pine seed from a hotel pine tree I was near. The tree was trimmed a lot and not too tall but it looked nice. Thinking about planting it at the edge of the HOA lot where the drainage goes. Pine trees usually have a pretty good root system and there near the lake will keep it in good shape through the hot summers we get here.
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