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Crisp and juicy Braeburn is one of the best selling varieties in Britain and can now thanks to this clone be grown very successfully in the UK, where the climate is particularly suitable. Helena is 10 days earlier than other Braeburns making it parti |
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This is an improved superior selection of Braeburn with better colour and flavour.The aromatic fruit is sweet crisp and juicy with excellent all round quality.Keeps its super crisp texture in storage and eats well into March and April. Self fertile t |
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It's 200 years since this most famous cooking apple was discovered. Our clone 20 is a big improvement on regular Bramley it's less vigorous and more controllable in the garden and will also give you a significantly heavier crop. Deservedly renowned f |
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Being ready to pick from mid August, Grenadier is a very good alternative or partner to the later cropping Bramley. It's an easy apple to grow as its steady growth makes it manageable in a small garden and it has few disease problems. Grenadier cooks |
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The quality of this recently introduced variety is exceptional!Picking from late September and storing until late January it is rich and aromatic described as Cox with a Russet flavour'. Although not listed as self fertile it appears to require littl |
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Once assessed by 'Gardening from Which' as the best all round British garden apple, this is indeed a superb self fertile mid season apple. The crisp, firm apples are bursting with sweet juice! Ready to pick from September, they will keep well until C |
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One of the earliest apples available ready to pick from mid August. The apples are medium to large in size, bright pink with flashes of orange, firm fleshed and juicy, with a sweet taste that becomes more apparent as they mature. It's a compact varie |
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A small, dark red apple that is sweet and aromatic ideal for school lunch boxes! It crops later than the Idylla start to pick fruit from mid September. It's delicious straight from the tree but, stored properly, will keep sweet until December! LIke I |
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A juicy, refreshing flavoursome apple reminiscent of the apples of childhood. Ideal for container growing, it produces a well formed tree that requires almost no pruning to maintain the shape and productivity, and is scab resistant and easy to grow i |
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Although Cox is often considered to be the English Orchard Apple it is not always that successful in gardens. However this selection is much easier to grow because it is self fertile leading to higher yields. Superior skin colour and mouth watering t |
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The heaviest yielding apple yet recorded and very easy to grow due to its disease and frost resistance.Produces profuse amounts of blossom and is an excellent pollinator for other varieties.Pick in the second week in October for a wonderful mellow fl |
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Dobies are proud to present to you the world's first fine tasting and scab resistant red fleshed apple, Redlove®. Representing the culmination of one man's twenty years of hard work, it is, quite simply, a new eating experience and is outstanding in |
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Cox's are probably the most well known and well loved English apples. This self fertile clone makes growing easy, as it sets good crops without the need for pollinators. Fruit is juicy and sweet, with the typical mellow 'Cox' taste, although it has a |
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A superb late flowering, late ripening apricot that will extend your apricot season nicely. Start picking the juicy, very sweet flavoured apricots from the last week of August into September in the south of England. It crops on all ages of wood to gi |
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This variety produces good crops of medium to large freestone golden yellow fruit which will keep in the fridge for several weeks. Also good for freezing and bottling. Selected for its suitability to cold wet climates. Hardy vigorous and resistant to |
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A perfect partner to Tomcot as it ripens about a month later in mid August. The apricots are very large sweet juicy and aromatic. Eat it fresh from the tree whilst still warm or turn into wonderful apricot jam.Grown on Montclaire rootstock the latest |
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In our opinion, Petit Muscat is perhaps the finest tasting apricot of all! The self fertile trees are smothered in walnut sized fruit that is remarkable for its intense juicy sweetness. Ready to pick in late August.Grown on Montclaire rootstock the l |
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A splendid early cropping apricot, Tomcot gives a very heavy crop of large crimson flushed fruits which are ripe for picking from around the middle of July. This great variety has cropped very well in our own gardens over the past few summers.Grown o |
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A deciduous shrub that likes mild, damp conditions, with attractive spring blossom, glossy green leaves and brilliant autumn foliage. Its clusters of small, purple black fruits are too sharp to eat raw, but are delicious in sauces, toppings, juices a |
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Bavarian Fig Violetta produces large fruits individual fruits weighing up to 110g4oz have been recorded and perhaps of most interest to UK gardeners is that it is said to be able to with stand temperatures down to 20°C 4°F! |
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