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Apple Norfolk Royal Russet

Attractive fruit with a mottled red and russet effect, really good flavour. This one is my favourite of all apples.

Ripens September. Pollination group 4.
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Grape Strawberry

£10.50

Red to dark-red berries, ripens best on a wall or warm spot, usually October. A good vine for growing up a Pergola, leaves very attractive and disease resistant. Grapes have a distinct 'strawberry flavour' which will carry through to the wine also.
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Apple Red Falstaff.- Rootstock M106

£16.25

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Fig White Marseilles

£14.50

(White Naples. Figue Blanche, etc.) Large almost round fruit, slightly ribbed. Pale green to yellow/white when mature. Translucent flesh which is sweet, one of the best garden varieties
Excellent in pots in any situation, when kept in a greenhouse you can get two crops per year.
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Quince Vranja

Large Golden yellow fruit. White flowers, an old favourite, a fairly vigorous tree will grow to 12ft or so depending on soil type.
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Crab Apple Pink Glow.Rootstock mm27

£16.50

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Quince Aromatnya - 1 yr Maiden

The Quince tree is a small ,round headed, deciduous tree growing to between 12 to 20 ft tall depending on soil conditions. A native of Persia and Turkestan, known to the Ancient Greeks and Romans, who dedicated it to Venus and Aphrodite. To them it is a symbol of love and fertility.
No special pruning is needed apart from a little formative shaping and checking for crossing branches, the natural shape is twiggy and branching.
Quine leaf blight is the only major nuisance or disease, but this can be cured with a copper based fungicide.
Leave the fruit to ripen as long as possible on the tree, a strong aroma will develope , indicating ripeness which is usually around the time of the first frosts.Fruit will store for a couple of months in a cool place but try to keep it away from apples to avoid tainting the other fruit.
The tree prefers a moist soil and looks good as a specimen in a lawn or border.

Price: £21.25

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