If you dispose of such fruit on your compost heap you will attract wasps Wormeaten apples also hide small butterfly caterpillars such as those of winter moths which spend the winter in the ground in spring the females climb towards the apple blossoms to infect the fruit for the coming year So that the caterpillars and later on the pupae do not spend the winter in your compost heap it is better to dispose of fallen fruit with organic rubbish As an alternative you can dig a hole two spades deep and bury the fruit

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If you dispose of such fruit on your compost heap, you will attract wasps. Worm-eaten apples also hide small butterfly caterpillars such as those of winter moths which spend the winter in the ground; in spring, the females climb towards the apple blossoms to infect the fruit for the coming year. So that the caterpillars and, later on, the pupae do not spend the winter in your compost heap, it is better to dispose of fallen fruit with organic rubbish. As an alternative, you can dig a hole two spades' deep and bury the fruit.