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Traditional yet still the best dual purpose apple. Heavy cropper and disease resistant. Excellent flavour. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is unreliable in much…
A great new introduction for people who love the giant fruit of Bramley, however much more compact growth habit. Heavy cropper as the name suggests. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller…
The best known cooking apple. Large green fruit tinted red. Fruit is ripe October and keeps well into the Spring. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is unreliable in…
An excellent early apple. Delicious fruit, juicy, especially when picked ripe from the tree. Successful everywhere. Disease resistant. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root…
Outstanding new variety for Cox Orange Pipin lovers without the growth drawbacks. Excellent nutty flavour and heavy cropping. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is…
Highly recomended new variety for lovers of Golden Delicious. It is however very hardy, reliable and manageable. Heavy cropper with fruit of refreshing flavour. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock…
The best early variety. Very hardy with a compact habit. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is unreliable in much of the country and only yields a fraction of the fruit…
Dessert or cooking apples. Yellow flushed red. Ripens in September. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is unreliable in much of the country and only yields a fraction…
A mid to late season flowering and cross pollinate. (Dessert) Self-fertile. Best late fruiter. Nov/March. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is unreliable in much of…
The Cox alternative which does well in Britain and tastes better. Fruit Oct/Jan. Supplied as two year old trees grafted onto dwarf root stock M9 (the smaller M27 root stock is unreliable in much of the country and only yields…