An old variety from Carse of Gowrie. Classified as an eater, but likely to do better as a cooker.

A compact version of Bramleys Seedling, 20% less vigorous with heavier crops. Exceptional sharp flavour.

Yellow-gold with orange flush and red stripes. Nutty taste, sweet and crumbly texture. An old favourite!

Fruit is the same as Cox’s range Pippin but self fertile. Heavy crops of juicy and crisp fruits, sweet flavours.

Flesh is cream, tinged yellow, sweet and firm with a rich nutty flavour. The usual russet to be found in shops.

Non-browning apple for fresh eating and cooking. Delicious, crisp, sweet and aromatic. Behaves like Bramley.

Large and yellow with a russet freckle finish. Keeps its shape well when cooked, best eaten before Christmas.

Dark red fruit produces a full bitter-sweet taste with a soft astringency. A regular, reliable cropper.

Red flush stripes over pale green. Excellent flavour and reliable cropper – deservedly popular as an eater and cooker.

Sweet and aromatic, similar to Cox. Purple flush and red stripes give this an old fashioned appearance.

Red sport of ‘Falstaff’. Fruit flavour, crisp, juicy. Frost resistant, self fertile. Heavy crops, keeps well.

Sweet, aromatic, crisp fruit with yellow-red flush. Firm, deep, cream flesh. Described as being “like a good dessert wine”.

Bright red fruit, aromatic, crisp, sweet flavour. Thin skinned. Self fertile, frost hardy. A children’s favourite.

A very popular eating variety with bright red fruit. Crisp, juicy and sweet. Good for small gardens.

A dynamic full red fleshed variety with pink/red flowers. Dessert, juicing and cooking uses.

Very large, pale green fruit turning pale yellow with slight brown-pink flush. Juicy and acidic, cooks to a sharp puree.

Unusually large damson both for dessert and culinary use. Reliable heavy crops of blue-black fruits, deliciously sweet.

Late nut, very good texture, strong flavour. Moderately vigorous tree and a very heavy cropper.

Medium large nuts in clusters of two to five fruits of excellent texture and flavour. Compact habit. Excellent quality.

Very heavy and reliable crops of medium-large nuts with good texture and strong nutty flavour.

Small, semi-weeping, flat topped tree. Eat russet fruits when fully ripe. Large white flowers, large hairy leaves.

Large fruits for eating or cooking. Handsome foliage turns to copper in the autumn, pure white flowers in spring.

Pale green turning yellow, patches of gold/brown russet. Flesh sweet and juicy. Heavy cropping. Compact grower.

Yellowish-green with brown russet areas, occasional pink flush on chalk soil. Sweet, juicy eater and a good cropper.

Green, yellow and pink striped pear. Sweet and juicy texture with a thick skin. Even young shoots appear stripey in winter.

Dwarf pear with upright, columnar habit. Ideal for small spaces. Green with a slight flush, crunchy and delicate taste.

Large and heavy cropping eating plum. Self fertile. Extended shelf life when fridge stored.

One of the latest picking plums for September. Large and good quality purple fruit. Dual purpose. Good cropper.

A superior selection of S. vilmorinii with vibrant shocking pink berries, larger than type and persistant.