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    Cider and perry variety selection(Page)

    Why make Cider or Perry? In recent years cider has been the fastest growing category among alcoholic beverages and according to industry commentators this trend will continue. Perry, an alcoholic be ...

  • Durondeau Pear (semi-dwarf)

    Durondeau Pear (semi-dwarf)

      A highly regarded pear with tender, melting flesh in a red fruit. Originated in Belgium in the early 19th century. Late season, partially self-fertile. Pollination: cross-pollinate with...

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  • Lapins Cherry (dwarf)

    Lapins Cherry (dwarf)

    Originated at Summerland in Canada, from a Van x Stella cross. The fruit is large, round–heart shaped, with dark red–mahogany skin. It has good flavour with red flesh that is firm and...

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  • Lapins Cherry

    Lapins Cherry

    Originated at Summerland in Canada, from a Van x Stella cross. The fruit is large, round–heart shaped, with dark red–mahogany skin. It has great flavour with red flesh that is firm and...

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  • Orion Peach

    Orion Peach

    One of the best old varieties with large, blushed red fruit and firm white flesh, excellent flavour. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: early December Features: white flesh

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  • Peacharine Nectarine (dwarf)

    Peacharine Nectarine (dwarf)

    A mouth-watering cross between a peach and a nectarine. Smooth skin with yellow, sweet, juicy, clingstone flesh. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: mid-January Size: 2m x 2m

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  • O'Henry Peach

    O'Henry Peach

    Delightful yellow-fleshed freestone peach. Starts sweet and acid ripening to very sweet and aromatic when fully ripe. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: late February Features:...

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  • Dabinett Apple (medium)

    Dabinett Apple (medium)

    Vintage quality, i.e. well enough balanced in sugar, tannin and acid content to make a single variety cider. An old cider apple which arose in the Martock area Somerset. Believed to have been...

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  • Wiggins Peach

    Wiggins Peach

    One of the all time favourite old varieties, excellent eating quality, sweet and juicy. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating Harvest: early - mid-January Features: freestone, white flesh ...

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  • Elberta Peach

    Elberta Peach

    One of the most popular peaches ever, freestone. Great all-rounder being suitable for eating, juice and preserving. Pollination Group: self-fertile Height x width: 3m x 3-4m Uses: eating Harvest:...

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  • Golden Queen Peach

    Golden Queen Peach

    Medium size, yellow-orange fruit with yellow flesh. A well regarded eating variety and also good for canning. Pollination Group: self-fertile Uses: eating, preserving Harvest:...

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  • O'Henry Peach (dwarf)

    O'Henry Peach (dwarf)

    Delightful yellow-fleshed freestone peach. Starts sweet and acid ripening to very sweet and aromatic when fully ripe. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed •...

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  • Red Haven Peach

    Red Haven Peach

    Originated in South Haven, Michigan in 1930, introduced in 1940. High quality fruit eaten fresh. Suitable for canning and freezing. Almost fuzzless skin over firm, creamy textured yellow flesh...

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  • Sugar Plum European Plum Sugar Plum European Plum

    Sugar Plum European Plum

    European Plum Sugar Plum has small sweet oval-shaped fruits with red skin and yellow flesh. • Pollination Group: part self fertile, produces better with other plums growing nearby • Uses:...

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  • Coronet Peach

    Coronet Peach

    A very tasty and attractive red, semi-freestone peach ripening mid-season. Sweet and juicy fruit. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed• Uses: top eating...

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  • Red Noonan Peach

    Red Noonan Peach

    One of favourites! Prunus persica 'Red Noonan' is a rich flavoured, white-fleshed freestone peach. Great eating, also good for juicing and drying. Reliable cropper. Pollination...

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  • Fresno Peach (dwarf)

    Fresno Peach (dwarf)

    Prunus persica ‘Fresno' is a yellow fleshed freestone peach with red skin. Fruit is large, round, firm, sweet and juicy. • Pollination Group: self-fertile so no other pollinators needed...

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  • Rival Apricot

    Rival Apricot

    Prunus armeniaca 'Rival' is a very productive variety with large fruit, orange flesh and a lighter skin with a red bloom. Pollination Group: self-fertile, performs better with best with...

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  • Conference Pear (semi-dwarf)

    Conference Pear (semi-dwarf)

    Common commercial variety in UK, has good disease resistance and is partially self-fertile. Raised by pomologist Thomas Francis Rivers at Rivers Nursery Sawbridgeworth. Exhibited at the National...

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  • Conference Pear

    Conference Pear

    Common commercial variety in UK, has good disease resistance and is partially self-fertile. Raised by pomologist Thomas Francis Rivers at Rivers Nursery Sawbridgeworth. Exhibited at the National...

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  • Divinity Apricot (dwarf)

    Divinity Apricot (dwarf)

    Prunus armeniaca ‘Divinity’ long established variety in Australia (1950s) with delicious, firm, slightly oval fruit with light orange flesh. A firm favourite, ideal eaten...

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  • Stella Cherry (dwarf)

    Stella Cherry (dwarf)

    Originated in British Columbia, Canada in 1968. The fruit is large, heart-shaped and of the Lambert-type with a black skin. The flesh is black, moderately-firm and relatively coarse. Trees are...

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  • Fireball™ Apricot (dwarf)

    Fireball™ Apricot (dwarf)

    Prunus armeniaca ‘Fireball™’ or the Fireball™ Apricot is a lovely sweet round apricot with freestone. Great for eating, canning, bottling and freezing. Pollination Group:...

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  • Sugar Plum European Plum (dwarf)

    Sugar Plum European Plum (dwarf)

    European Plum Sugar Plum has small sweet oval-shaped fruits with red skin and yellow flesh. • Pollination Group: part self fertile, produces better with other plums growing nearby• Uses:...

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