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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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ANNIE ELIZABETH
LC. 1857. A hardy variety suitable for all areas. Handsome apples follow fine blossom. Long keeping apple from December till May. Image 'Annie Elizabeth' 4th October.
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ARTHUR TURNER
EC. 1912. Self fertile. Has beautiful blossom. Very large greenish yellow fruits flushed with light brown. Use August to October.
Image 'Arthur Turner' 10th October.
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CHARLES ROSS
DP. 1890. Peasgood Nonsuch x Cox's Orange Pippin. Use from October to December but best used early.
Image 'Charles Ross' 6th September.
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COX'S POMONA
M-LC.
circa 1825. Raised in Slough by Richard Cox of Colnbrook Lawn. A fine
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COURT PENDU PLAT
LD. Recorded 1613. Thought to be of Roman origin. Late flowering, disease resistance. Small and hardy. Sweet with light aromatic flavour. Image
'Court Pendu Plat' 4th October.
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DISCOVERY
ED. One of the earliest along with George Cave.1949. Spur and tip bearer. Firm and juicy with a pleasant flavour. Use August to September. Image
'Discovery' 18th August.
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ELLISONS ORANGE
MD. 1911. Intense rich, aromatic quality. Recommended. Use from September to October.
Image 'Ellisons Orange' 15th September.
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GOLDEN NOBLE
MC Originated 1769. Yorkshire. Sharp, well flavoured, less acidic
than Bramleys Seedling. Prized Victorian and Edwardian cooker. Use
October to December.
Image 'Golden Noble' 18th August. |
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JUMBO
Red flush on pale green. A great cooking variety with superb flavour. Red Charles Ross x Jonathan. Stores till
March. Large apples. A personal favourite. Image 'Jumbo'
10th October. |
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When you have decided what you would like, click on the 'order trees' link.
This will take you to the Order Form page. It's an important
decision I feel it's nice to browse without rushing your trees
straight to a shopping cart! |
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LIMELIGHT
MD. Discovery x Greensleeves. Like its parent Greensleeves is an
abundant cropper. Use Sept to November.. Crisp taste and
disease resistant.
Image 'Limelight' 5th October. |
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LORD LAMBOURNE
MD. 1907. James Grieve x Worcester Pearmain. Juicy and sweet with a heavy red flush. Personal favourite, it succeeds anywhere. Use October to November. Image 'Lord Lambourne' 11th Sept.
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RIBSTON PIPPIN
LD. 1707. Originated Ribston Hall, Yorks. Conical yellow fruits flushed brownish orange. Use from October to January. A parent of Cox's Orange Pippin.
Image 'Ribston Pippin' 5th October.
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SPARTAN
LD. 1926. McIntosh Red x Yellow Newton Wonder. Popular. Crisp and juicy with a deep, purple flush. Use from
October to January. Very prolific cropping. Image 'Spartan' 7th October. |
