An old favourite that is well regarded for its reliability ? so much so that it holds an RHS AGM. Apple ? Lord Lambourne? was introduced in 1907 & still holds its own against newer varieties. The uniform, orange-green fruits are streaked with red. The flavour is sweet & aromatic with a hint of strawberry. ...

An old favourite that is well regarded for its reliability ? so much so that it holds an RHS AGM. Apple ? Lord Lambourne? was introduced in 1907 & still holds its own against newer varieties. The uniform, orange-green fruits are streaked with red. The flavour is sweet & aromatic with a hint of strawberry. ...

An old favourite that is well regarded for its reliability ? so much so that it holds an RHS AGM. Apple ? Lord Lambourne? was introduced in 1907 & still holds its own against newer varieties. The uniform, orange-green fruits are streaked with red. The flavour is sweet & aromatic with a hint of strawberry. ...

An old favourite that is well regarded for its reliability ? so much so that it holds an RHS AGM. Apple ? Lord Lambourne? was introduced in 1907 & still holds its own against newer varieties. The uniform, orange-green fruits are streaked with red. The flavour is sweet & aromatic with a hint of strawberry. ...

A good alternative to the better known ? Bramley? cooking apple. Apple ? Newton Wonder? isn?t quite as sharp in flavour, & less juicy than many cookers, making it ideal for mincemeat recipes & baking, where less moisture is required. The large pale green fruits are flushed red, giving them an attractive appearance. ...

A good alternative to the better known ? Bramley? cooking apple. Apple ? Newton Wonder? isn?t quite as sharp in flavour, & less juicy than many cookers, making it ideal for mincemeat recipes & baking, where less moisture is required. The large pale green fruits are flushed red, giving them an attractive appearance. ...

Specially selected by the London Paralympic Legacy for planting in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This variety was singled-out from several new varieties to celebrate the importance of this organisation to UK sport. Apple? Paradice Gold? has a lovely sweet flavour & crisp texture, with attractive red skins. ...

Specially selected by the London Paralympic Legacy for planting in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This variety was singled-out from several new varieties to celebrate the importance of this organisation to UK sport. Apple? Paradice Gold? has a lovely sweet flavour & crisp texture, with attractive red skins. ...

Specially selected by the London Paralympic Legacy for planting in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This variety was singled-out from several new varieties to celebrate the importance of this organisation to UK sport. Apple? Paradice Gold? has a lovely sweet flavour & crisp texture, with attractive red skins. ...

Dessert apple Pinova boasts a lovely flavour which is not surprising when it has both Golden Delicious & Cox in its parentage. The delicious, smooth skinned, yellow&45;orange fruits are ready to harvest from September, but will hang on the tree until December, & store well for up to 3 months if picked. Grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock, the crowns of Pinova apple trees are easily reached to prune, spray & pick your delicious fruit. Pinova is not self&45;fertile so for the heaviest crops it is best grown with another variety. Root wrap plant supplied. Height & spread: 25m &40;8&41; Rootstock: M9. Please note, fruit trees will be despatched as early as possible this autumn, once they have gone dormant & are in the ideal condition for lifting from the nursery & for transplanting by our customers ...