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Important Note - I have put dates by my images wherever possible but please bear in mind, ripening time varies across the country and year to year on the same tree (Image shows the difference between sunny to shady side on this 2yr tree).
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Apple
ASHMEADS KERNEL
LD. 1700. An excellent
Gloucestershire variety.
Sweet, juicy and highly aromatic. Possibly the finest tasting
dessert apple. Use Nov till February. Easy to grow. Image - 'Ashmeads Kernel' on 4th October. AGM.
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BLENHEIM ORANGE
LDP.
1740. Was once grown in most farm orchards still popular in a garden setting. Cook before
Christmas. Dessert from January. Needs two pollinators. Image
- 'Blenheim Orange' 4th October.
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Apple
BRAMLEYS SEEDLING
LC. 1809. Generally regarded as the best cooking apple. A tip bearer and Triploid needing two
pollinators. Use October to March. Partial tip bearing. Image - 'Bramley's Seedling' 21st October.
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COBRA
DP. Cox's Orange Pippin crossed Bramley's
Seedling no less! The best of both in one apple tree. Cooker early
season or let its dessert taste develop late season. Spur and tip
bearer. Image left -'Cobra' 22nd August. Right
'Cobra' apple in blossom 16th April. Far right 'Cobra' 12th July
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COX'S ORANGE PIPPIN
LD.
1825. Still number one dessert apple due to its excellent taste. Use from October
to January. Needs careful growing but repays in taste.
Image -
'Cox's Orange
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COX'S ORANGE PIPPIN SELF FERTILE
LD.
The name states its claim. Recently introduced self fertile version
of true Cox's Orange Pippin. Image -'Cox's Orange Pippin Self Fertile' (identical to normal Cox).
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Apple
EGREMONT RUSSET
MD. 1872.
A popular and reliable, easy to grow russet apple. Very good sweet and nutty
flavour. October to December. Excellent taste this summer whereas some others have been poor. Image - 'Egremont Russet' 10th
October.
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Apple
FIESTA aka RED PIPPIN
LD. 1987. Cox's
Orange Pippin x Idared. Very heavy crops from this compact apple
tree and and ideal for northern regions. Use October to Jan. Image -'Fiesta' 10th October. AGM. |
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Apple
GEORGE CAVE
ED. 1923.
Crisp, juicy, slightly acid flavour. Spur bearer. Bright red apples. The best of the
early apple varieties ready in August.
Image - 'George Cave' 22nd
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GREENSLEEVES
MD. 1966.
James Grieve x Golden Delicious. A very good yield of large regular
shaped fruit. It's a dessert but it cooks very well too. Use September to October. Image
- 'Greensleeves' 27th September. AGM. |
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HEREFORDSHIRE RUSSET
A very high quality new apple with an aromatic Cox's Orange Pippin type flavour.
Use Oct to January. Rich golden brown apples and prolific cropping. Image - 'Herefordshire Russet' 10th October. |
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Apple
HOWGATE WONDER
LC. 1915.
Frost resistance and heavy and regular cropping make this apple variety
very popular. Use October to March. Image -'Howgate Wonder' 21st October. |
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JAMES GRIEVE
ED. 1893.
Well known hardy variety from Scotland. Tangy and juicy. Reliable cropper and always
popular. September to October.
Image - 'James Grieve' 15th September.
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JUPITER
LD. 1966. Cox's
Orange Pippin x Starking. Striped fruit.
Heavy and reliable cropping. Aromatic flavour. Use September to March. Will need two pollinators. Makes a strong tree. Image - 'Jupiter' 11th September. AGM.
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KATY
ED.1947. Aka 'Katja'. James Grieve x Worcester Pearmain. Frost
resistant. An excellent early to mid Dessert. Use September to October.
A personal favourite. Image - 'Katy' 27th September. |
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LAXTONS SUPERB
LD. 1897. Very popular, well known variety. Cox's
Orange Pippin x Wyken Pippin. Use from November to February. Image - 'Laxtons Superb' 10th October. |
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decision I feel it's nice to browse without rushing your trees
straight to a shopping cart! |
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Apple
RED DEVIL
LD. Discovery
x Kent. Strong, fruity taste with bright red flesh. Use from October
to December. Prolific cropping. Self fertile.
Image - 'Red Devil' 11th September. |
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RED WINDSOR
MD. A red sport of Alkmene found in Herefordshire in 1985. Heavy cropping from
this Cox like apple. Self fertile. Ready from mid Sep to Oct. Frost hardy.
Image - 'Red Windsor' 10th October. |
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REVEREND.W.WILKS
EC. 1908. Peasgood Nonsuch x Ribston Pippin. Compact,
disease resistant well known cooker. Use September to November. Image - 'Rev.W.Wilks' 7th October. |
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SCRUMPTIOUS
MD.
Popular new introduction and
a best seller due to its complex flavour, self fertile status,
disease resistance and fabulous red apples. Ready mid Sept to Oct. Image - 'Scrumptious' 22nd August. AGM. |
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SUNSET
M-L D.1918. Can be grown where Cox's Orange Pippin fails. Golden yellow striped and flushed orange red. Use
Sept to December. Another personal favourite.
Image - 'Sunset' 27th September. AGM. |
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TOM PUTT
MC. Late 1700's.
From Trent, Somerset. A good, regular cropping apple tree. Use Sept
to Nov. Once widely
used for Cidermaking. Image - 'Tom Putt' 11th September. |
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Apple
WINTER GEM
Exceptional quality. This new apple has a pink flush
and wins flavour contests with its rich aromatic flavour. Use October
right through till March..
Image- 'Winter Gem' 25th July ripening
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WORCESTER PEARMAIN
E-M D. 1874. Well known, hardy variety.
Suitable for cold areas. Inclined to be a tip bearer. September to October.
Image-
'Worcester Pearmain' 27th Sept.
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