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Cevaal
Cox-like apple with good flavour. Consistently high yielding. Yellow skin flushed red. Very good for organic growing. Crops early in its life. One of five recommended apples to come from a recently completed five year organic trial.

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Cox's Orange Pippin
The most popular eating apple. Golden flushed orange red with patches of brown russet. Very good flavour. Requires good soil and attention.

Fiesta
Also known as 'Red Pippin', skin much flushed bright red. Good croppingFruit sweet and juicy with balancing acidity. Suitable for colder areas.

Gladstone
A very early dessert apple best eaten off the tree. Very good flavour, sweet and juicy. Surface almost all covered deep or brick red. Round conical in shape with rounded ribs.

Greensleeves
Golden Delicious type apple. Skin pale green, some russeting. Fruits crunchy and sweet when eaten fresh. Good cropping variety, early into bearing.

Hereforshire RussettA new Russet variety. Small/medium sized apples with a rich cox like flavour. Trouble free variety that yields well.

Katy
An early apple producing good regular yields of bright conical red fruits. Refreshing taste with slight acidity.

Kidd's Orange Red
Mid season dessert apple of excellent flavour, sweet and aromatic. Medium sized apples crimson flushed with small areas of russet.

Lord Lambourne
A regular heavy cropping apple. Flushed and striped red over green yellow base. Sweet & juicy. Compact grower, good for small gardens.

Madresfield Court
Produces quite large tall red flushed nicely flavored apples.

Pitmaston Pineapple
Small golden apples with a fine russert. Sweet yet sharp. Honeyed flavour and nicely scented. A neglected variety because of the apples small size.

Pixie
Small round flat apples. Excellent taste, sweet but refreshing, crisp and juicy. Skin yellow flushed with orange red.

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Rajka
Medium sized attractive smooth bright red apples. Yellowish firm but juicy flesh of excellent flavour. Regular cropping and disease reistant. One of five varieties of dessert apples recommended from a recently completed five year extensive trialling for growing organically.

Red Devil
Bright red apples with pinkish flesh. Fruity, strawberry flavour. Good disease resistance suitable for most areas of the UK.

Red Falstaff
A red sport of Falstaff. Good flavoured green fruits largely covered bright red. Heavy yielding, disease-resistant and a good pollinator. Excellent flavoured fruits.

Resi
A variety bred for disease resistance. In the recently completed extensive five year project this apple was one of five selected for its ease of growing organically and excellent eating qualities.
Medium sized flat round smooth apples. Skin mostly red over yellow base colour. Good flavour, quite sweet with acid balance.

Ribson Pippin

Produces medium to large apples, largely covered brownish orange with broad red stripes. Nice flavour, sweet with acidity. High vitamin C content. Good for growing in most parts of the UK.

Rosemary Russett
A good russet with a sweet yet sour flavour. Juicy. Skin green/yellow striped orange, partly covered with russet.

Rubinola
A commercial variety with very good disease resistance. In the recently completed extensive five year project this apple was one of five selected for its ease of growing organically and excellent eating qualities. Apples spherically shaped largely flushed faded red. Of very good flavour, sweet acid aromatic flavour. Vigorous grower hence offered on dwarfing M9 rootstock.

Scotch Bridget
A dual purpose variety producing large conical apples with prominent ribbing. Yellow green skin flushed bright red on its sunny side. Flesh cream, rich and crisp. Suitable for most areas.

Spartan

Smooth-skinned dark red apple with white juicy flesh. Trouble free-variety and good pollinator.

Tydeman's Early Worcester

Early round apple coloured mostly crimson red. Richly flavoured, juicy, with slight acidity. Produces a spreading tree.

William Crump
A high quality medium to large apple. Skin brown-crimson flushed over yellow. Crisp and juicy with a nice balance of sweetness and acidity. A vigorous variety.

Winston
A late apple with green yellow skin flushed red. Good resistance to disease. Excellent keeper. Partly self-fertile. Reliable cropper, suitable for most areas of the UK.

Wheeler's Russet
Produces apples covered with a yellow grey russet turning reddish where exposed to the sun. White, juicy flesh with sweet, vinous, aromatic flavour.

Wyken Pippin
A very old variety. Popular in the 1800s. Smooth green-yellow skin with fine russet dots. Juicy sweet and richly flavoured.

Yellow Ingestrie

Produces decorative small yellow apples. Well flavoured juicy crisp yellow flesh. Tree develops a distinctive drooping habit. Was much grown in Kent for the London market.

Annie Elizabeth

Large red and green apple. Moderately acid. Cooks to a pale greenish yellow fluff. Spur bearer. Excellent keeper.

Bountiful
a good alternative to Bramley. Skin pale green striped with orange red. A trouble free variety and heavy cropper. Good for small gardens.

Bramley Clone 20
Same as Bramley but at least 20% less vigour and a little higher yielding.

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Picking time: Octobrer
Storage until: January
History: Originated in England and known in the 1600s.

EarlyVictoria
Very good early cooker. Yellowish green smooth skin. Excellent flavour, sweet but sharp when cooked. Cropping heavy. Disease resistant and good for most areas of the UK.

Howgate Wonder
A large yellow green round/conical apple, with distinct rounded ribs. Skin flushed orange-brown over yellow-green background. Cooks to a fluff, tangy and somewhat honey flavoured. Acceptable as an eating apple. Vigorous grower, hardy and scab resistant,suitable for most areas of the UK.

Lord Derby
A mid season apple. Round conical to oblong conical shape with distinct angular ribs. Skin bright green, smooth and dry. Sub acid of good flavour when cooked. Cook early for a sharp taste. A hardy variety and good for most parts of the UK.

Rev W. Wilks
Produces very large apples with a conical shape. Skin pale green-yellow with red striping. Apples sub acid and cook to a yellow froth. A compact grower, suitable for smaller gardens. Good disease resistance.

Picking Time: October
Storage until: December
History: USA, 1880

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Portugal
More vigorous than other quinces. Enjoys a sheltered position. Quinces milder flavoured than other quinces. Flesh turns red on cooking - good for marmalades. Self fertile.

Description:
Picking Time: October
Storage until: December
History: Serbia, 1800

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Belle de Louvain
large red purple bloomy fruits. Yellow flesh. Nice cooked flavour. Makes a large upright tree. Reliable and heavy cropping.

Pollination Group: C
Picking Time: mid August.
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Blue Tit

Produces round medium sized blue plums with a light blue bloom. Yellow flesh, quite juicy of good flavour. Reliable cropper and self fertile. A good garden variety.

Pollination Group: D
Picking Time: mid August
History: introduced by Laxton Brothers, Bedford 1938.
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Cambridge Gage
A very nice flavored gage, Round fruits with yellow green skin and flesh. Sweet and juicy. Partially self fertile.

Pollination Group: D
Picking Time: mid to late August
History: a seedling of Old Greengage dating back to 1920s. Used to be much grown in the county of its name. Order now

Count Althan's gage

A reliably cropping gage of moderate vigour. Large round dark red fruits with golden yellow flesh. Juicy quite sweet with a good flavour. Requires pollination.

Early Prolific
One of the earliest plums. Very good as a dessert plum when ripe. Otherwise a good plum for cooking and making jam

Opal
A medium sized reddish purple dessert plum of very good flavour. An early alternative to Victoria. A reliable self fertile variety.

Ouillins Gage
Large round gage type plum. greenish yellow skin with similar coloured flesh. Juicy with a pleasant flavour. Quite vigorous. self fertile and a good pollinator.

Purple Pershore
Heavy cropping culinary plum. Medium sized reddish purple plums, often lop sided with a neck towards the stalk. Self fertile. Used to be grown widely in the Vale of Evesham.

Victoria
Most well-known plum. Dual purpose - well flavoured when ripe and very good for cooking & preserving. Pale red skin, yellowish green flesh, oval shape. Self-fertile, good pollinator. Less disease-resistant than some plum varieties. Reliable heavy cropper.

Yellow Egg
A good quality culinary plum. Was grown much in the Vale of Evesham, an area renowned for its plums. Large yellow fruits. Self-fertile. Hardy, reliable, heavy cropping.

Merryweather
Damson producing blue/black plum like fruits with a bloom. Flesh green yellow and quite sweet when ripe. Vigorous spreading tree. A good cropper which bears early in its life.