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Malus 'Discovery' (Discovery Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Small-medium sized apples/ Yellow almost entirely covered with bright crimson. Crisp and juicy with a hint a strawberry flavour. The fruits keep well for several weeks after they're harvested in mid August. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous rootstocks

Malus 'Golden Delicious' (Golden Delicious Apple Tree)

Pollination group *4* Medium / Greenish yellow skin ripening to golden yellow with occasional russet patches. Cream coloured flesh. Crisp and juicy, with a very sweet refreshing taste when first picked. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous rootstocks

Malus 'Greensleeves' (Greensleeves Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Medium/ This variety produces regular heavy crops of deliciously sweet golden yellow fruit, a must for Golden Delicious lovers. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Herefordshire Russet' (Herefordshire Russet Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Medium/ A new variety in 2004, with exceptional eating quality with a rich aromatic, Cox like flavour. A well shaped tree and very heavy crops makes this variety suitable for all areas. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Jonagold' (Jonagold Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Very Large/ The colouring is yellow from its parent Golden Delicious, with large flushes of red. This is a crisp apple to bite into, with gleaming white flesh. The flavour is sweet but with a lot of acidity. (Dual Purpose Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Jumbo' (Jumbo Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Very Large/ As the name suggests is a very large dual purpose apple which is particularly good for baking as it retains its colour well but when eaten fresh has a good acid, aromatic flavour. (Dual Purpose Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus Malus 'Kidd's Orange Red' (Kidd's Orange Red Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Small-medium/ Yellow, heavily flushed with red. This apple tree is set to become very popular as it has very similar properties to Coxs Orange Pippin, with the same flavour and texture. But suffers none of the cultural problems (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Limelight' (Limelight Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Large/ A clean smooth lime-green finish, which seems to glow when ripe. Abundant crops of crisp, refreshing, green apples with attractive pink blush. Very disease resistant. Neat shaped tree. Suitable for colder areas and is more resistant to frost. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous rootstocks

Malus 'Lord Lambourne' (Lord Lamborne Apple Tree)

Pollination group *2* Medium / Greenish-yellow, flushed and stripped with red. This mid-season variety comes highly recommended by many experts. The reason is that it can be relied upon to crop both heavily and regularly almost anywhere in the UK. It has a compact growth habit, making it ideal for smaller gardens. (Eating Apple)

Available on dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Pixie' (Pixie Apple Tree)

Pollination group *4* Small-medium/ Yellowish-green, flushed and stripped with red. The skin is green-yellow flushed with orange-red, and painted with tiny broken stripes of red on top. The flesh inside is creamy white, crisp and refreshingly juicy, sweet and highly aromatic. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Red Devil' (Red Devil Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* (Self Fertile) Medium/ Deep scarlet. Malus 'Red Devil' is an excellent garden variety named after the 'Red Devil' parachute display team. The fruit has deep scarlet skin, red stained flesh when fully ripe and a delicious fruity strawberry flavour. Good disease resistance.. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous rootstocks

Malus 'Red Windsor' (Red Windsor Apple Tree)

Pollination group *2* (Self Fertile) Deep red, superb flavour, heavy crops, compact growth. A very easy garden variety to grow with a good resistance to both frost and disease. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and dwarf rootstocks

Malus 'Spartan' (Spartan Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Medium/ Yellow almost entirely flushed with dark red. Straight from the tree the flesh is very crisp and juicy, but it softens a bit within a week or so of picking - although remaining juicy. (Eating Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous rootstocks

Malus 'Camelot' (Camelot Cider Apple Tree)

Pollination group *2* Large/ Flushed and stripped red. Mild Bittersharp cider apple raised in Somerset in the 19th century. (Cider Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and rootstocks

Malus 'Dabinett' (Dabinett Cider Apple Tree)

Pollination group *5* Small/ Greeny yellow stripped with red. The most reliable cider variety producing high quality juice. (Cider Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and rootstocks

Malus 'Kingston Black' (Kingston Black Cider Apple Tree)

Pollination group *3* Small / Deep red. A great bittersharp variety ideal for making vintage cider. (Cider Apple)

Available on semi-vigorous and rootstocks

Prunus 'Old English Greengage' (Old English Greengage Tree)

Medium yellow/green fruits to be picked mid August. Excellent old fashioned flavour, it is most commonly used for its excellent jam making abilities and general culinary use.

This Gage Tree is supplied on St Julien A Rootstock.

Prunus 'Oullins Golden Gage (Oullins Golden Gage Tree)

Large round yellow fruits to be picked mid August. Oullins Golden Gage is a very reliable, heavy cropper that produces the largest of gages. Self Fertile

This Gage Tree is supplied on St Julien A Rootstock.