Lord Derby - Excellent cooking apple which keeps its shape when cooked. Attractive flowers. Hardy and disease-resistant. Use from September to December.
Duke of Devonshire - Dessert apple which is sweet and sharp - fruit drop flavour. Very scab-resistant.
Katy* - Dessert apple also used for cider and juice. Very sweet. Hardy, vigorous and good for northern areas of Britain. Use from September to October.
Lord Lambourne - Bright, striped eating apple which is sweet and aromatic. Hardy, northern variety. Use from September to December.
Jonagold - Excellent eating apple, very popular. Sweet and juicy. Vigorous, hardy and resistant tree. Use from September to December.
Discovery - Very early ripening, quality eating apple. Excellent for exposed conditions. Use from August to September.
James Grieve - Juicy eating apple which is partly self-fertile and of good flavour. Very hardy. Use from September to October.
Bramley - Classic British cooking apple for apple pies! Vigorous tree, fruit keeps well. Use from October to March.
Sops of Wine* - Cider apple, also sweet, aromatic eating apple. Beautiful tree with red new growth and purple flowers. Use from September to November.
Kingston Black* - Most famous vintage bittersharp apple, makes excellent full-bodied, spicy, single variety cider. Use in November.
Black Dabinett* - Excellent full-bodied cider variety, often used to add guts to a blended cider. Use in November
Yarlington Mill* - Well-flavoured, aromatic, bittersweet vintage cider variety. Use in November.
Postage charges 1 1-3 trees (£5.00 inc. VAT)
Postage charges 2 4 - 15 trees (£12.50 inc. VAT)
All the eating/cooking/ cider apples are grown on MM106 rootstock
which is the most suitable size for the average garden and will
make a tree of between 12 and 16 feet tall.
The cider apple*
varieties can also be grown on M25/M111 rootstock which will make large
trees above 20 feet in height and are therefore not suitable
for the smaller home garden - this is a vigorous rootstock
which is suitable for large standard orchard trees.
Please note: We supply our trees 'bare-root'. This means we can only supply them from late November to the beginning of April.