Name our New Apple! 12/03/2026 As part of our 125th anniversary celebrations we will be releasing a new apple later this year. To mark the occasion, we’ve partnered with the National Garden Scheme Charity (who celebrate their 100th year in 2027) for this introduction. This special apple will be released later this year together with the National Garden Scheme, is valued for its strong disease resistance, reliable yearly crops, and long natural storage on the tree. It has a firm, crunchy texture with a sweet, aromatic flavour rich in citrus notes. The tree’s compact growth makes it ideal for gardens, and its mid‑ to late‑season blossoms support consistent harvests. Naturally disease resistant, it is a healthy, low‑maintenance tree. Uniquely, the apples can hang on the tree until mid‑January, allowing them to be enjoyed fresh throughout winter without the need for indoor storage; after that, they provide food for birds. What do you think it should be called? Click here to send us your suggestion NOTE: deadline for entries is Sunday 27th March 2026 Back To List Related Articles… An Introduction to Agroforestry Schemes in the UK: A Sustainable Path for Farmers Agroforestry, the integration of trees and shrubs into agricultural landscapes, … Full Details We WON at Malvern Autumn Show 2019!! 30/09/2019 We won an RHS Gold Medal at Malvern Autumn Show … Full Details How to Grow a Magnolia Tree: The Frank P Matthews Guide Magnolia trees are among the most stunning and revered additions … Full Details ‘Tis The Season To Love Holly 16/12/2014 One of the few evergreens native to Britain, the Common … Full Details
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