This apple boasts many of the flavour characteristics of Coxs Orange Pippin but is a much better performer. Bred between 1900 & 1920, its self-fertile & keeps really well (until April), with aromatic flavour, & excellent resistance to scab, mildew & canker. It will grow well throughout the UK, the attractive, flushed fruit ready to pick from October. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Britain has the best climate in the world for growing apples of the highest quality, flavour & colour. Our apples are grafted onto an M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. ...

Early season variety with bright red fruit with sweet white flesh. Excellent in colder areas. Highly effective pollinator for other varieties. Eating apple. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. (An English Heritage fruit variety.) Harvest September-October. Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. Height 3m after 10 years. Pollination group 3. (SF
- self-fertile). Supplied as a bare root tree. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden.
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Early season variety with bright red fruit with sweet white flesh. Excellent in colder areas. Highly effective pollinator for other varieties. Eating apple. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. (An English Heritage fruit variety.) Harvest September-October. Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. Height 3m after 10 years. Pollination group 3. (SF
- self-fertile). Supplied as a bare root tree. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden.
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Five of the most well-known & loved apple varieties in one collection. The growing height for all trees 1.82.5 meters. One of each variety supplied as bare root trees
- all trees on rootstock M9: Elstar
- Attractive red flushed apple with good disease resistance. Showy blossom & tasty honey flavoured fruit. Fuji
- A relatively new variety, with excellent fruit, crisp & sweet flavoured. Rosy pink blushed fruit. Golden Delicious
- First introduced in the 1860s. The pale green/gold apples are sweet, juicy, almost tart tasting, with smooth flesh. Can be eaten or cooked. Produces heavy crops in late autumn. Self-fertile. Will store for up to 3 months. Jonagold
- Big yellow apples with large flushes of red; crisp, gleaming white flesh with good sweet acid balance. Late season cropper, with good yields. Needs a pollinator. Bramley
- Britains most loved cooking apple! Will provide a huge crop. Is a triploid variety so will need 2 other apples nearby for pollination. Pollination group 3.





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Collection comprises 5 (4 eating & 1 cooking) trees (1 of each variety): Self Fertile Queen Cox
- This self-fertile clone sets
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Huge crops! Found by chance on the Malvern Hills in 1985 fruit are on the small side but are packed with intense flavour. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden. ...

The finest known apricot! Intensely sweet, juicy fruit with a flavour liken to sweet muscat wine. Self fertile. Small walnut sized fruit cover the tree throughout August. Height 250-300cm (98-118); spread 250-300cm (98-118). For planting & growing advice read our apricots-peach-tree-&-nectarines-tree-growing-guide. ...

A recent addition to the 'cot' range, specially bred to produce huge crops of egg-sized, orange-red apricots. Thrives in various temperatures & soil situations, especially those the UK climate throws at us. The deliciously sweet fruits can be harvested from July as they ripen. Pollination group 3. Remarkably hardy varieties that will crop heavily in the open in the south of Engl&, but are best grown against a south-facing wall or fence. Grown on Montclaire rootstock
- the latest for apricots
- which gives a very manageable tree that fruits heavily. Eat them fresh from the tree or preserve them for a taste of summer later in the year. Will be despatched in November, weather permitting; alternatively February/ March.

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The finest known apricot! Intensely sweet, red flushed, large, juicy fruit with a flavour liken to sweet muscat wine! Self fertile. Small walnut sized fruit cover the tree throughout August. Self fertile & well suited to the British climate. Height 250-300cm (98-118); spread 250-300cm (98-118). For planting & growing advice read our apricots-peach-tree-&-nectarines-tree-growing-guide. ...

Strong growing trees producing a bountiful September harvest of delicious fruit that boast crunchy, almost white flesh with a very sweet & aromatic flavour. The trees are grafted onto seedling peach & are self-sterile, so will need an early flowering plum (such as Beauty) to pollinate them. (Aprium is a cross between apricot & plum.) Pollination group 5. ...