Oval, bright red fruit in August-early September for dessert, puddings and preserves. A clean freestone, self fertile, very productive.

Selected by the RHS for its excellent old fashioned flavour and more reliable crops. Partially self fertile.

An exceptional high quality eating apple with a beautiful honey flavour. Flowers and crops heavily.

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

Lobed, dark green foliage and dense double pinky-scarlet flowers. Small red haws in autumn.

Large, soft, pink flowers in April/May. Small red-yellow fruits holding well into winter. Medium height.