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Our Catalogue: Apple

The Apple is part of our cultural heritage, with thousands of known varieties. We only show a small selection of different varieties, but combine a geographical spread of some of the most interesting old favourites and the very latest introductions.



Categories
Fruit Trees Ornamental Trees
Species
Almond
Apple
Apple - Cider
Apple - Family
Apricot
Aprium
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Aronia - Chokeberry
Asian pear
Blackberry
Blackcurrant
Blueberry
Cherry
Chestnut
Cranberry
Damson
Elder
Fig
Filbert
Gage
Gooseberry
Hazel
Honeysuckle
Jostaberry
Kiwi
Loganberry
Loquat
Medlar
Mirabelle
Miracot
Mulberry
Nectarine
Peach
Pear
Pear - Family
Plum
Plumcot
Quince
Raspberry
Redcurrant
Rhubarb
Saskatoon
Tayberry
Trazel
Vines
Walnut
Whitecurrant
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Harvest Time
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Fertility
Self-fertile
Partially self-fertile
Not self-fertile
Storage Time
Does not keep
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Pollination Group
Pollination Group 1
Pollination Group 2
Pollination Group 3
Pollination Group 4
Pollination Group 5
Pollination Group 6
Fruit Use
Eating
Cooking
Cider
Perry
Juice
Ornamental
Tree Size
Very dwarf
Dwarf
Semi-Dwarf
Medium
Semi-Vigorous
Vigorous
Very Vigorous
Grow In Container
Yes
No
Tree Form
Half-Standard
Bush
Maiden
Step-over
Cordon
Fan Trained
Espalier
Patio
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Adam's Pearmain

A rich, aromatic nutty flavoured eating variety. Bright red colour, excellent keeper.

Allington Pippin

Pale yellow, flushed red with a juicy, sharp pineapple flavour.

Annie Elizabeth

Upright tree with large cream white fruit and sweet light flavour. Ideal for stewing.

Arthur Turner

Large yellow-green fruit with very a attractive flower.

Ashmead's Kernel

Pale green aromatic fruit with strong, sweet-sharp drop flavour.

Bakers Delicious

Handsome, flushed bright orange. Deep cream flesh, rich and juicy with lots of sugar.

Ballerina Bolero ®

Known as the worlds most compact apple tree. Shiny green apple, crisp and juicy.

Ballerina Charlotte ®

The good quality cooking variety from the ‘Ballerina’ apple tree series.

Ballerina Flamenco ®

The best apple of the Ballerina range with a columnar habit. Red crisp fruit.

Ballerina Samba ®

A recently introduced and much improved Ballerina apple. More compact, crisp eating.

Bardsey

This pink over cream skinned, lemon scented apple has a fine refreshing flavour.

Beauty of Bath

Bright red flush on yellow. Flesh often stained pink under the skin, sweet and juicy.

Blenheim Orange

An old favourite which cooks, eats and keeps well. Good cropper.

Bloody Ploughman

An old variety from Carse of Gowrie. Very red and ribbed in appearance.

Bountiful

A good garden tree with soft, juicy fruit which is light and sweet when cooked.

Braeburn

Crisp, firm, aromatic fruit. Excellent all round quality, but needs a good climate.

Braeburn Hillwell

A red sport of Braeburn with improved colour.

Bramley 'Original'

A cooking apple propagated from the Original Bramley tree.

Bramley 20

A compact version of Bramley’s Seedling – 20% less vigorous with heavier crops.

Bramley's Seedling

The finest cooker in the world! Green to greenish-yellow with a strong acid flavour.