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Mid season eating apple. Yellow flesh. Scab resistant. Pollination group 4

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Pink skinned, lemon scented eating apple.Pick September, does not keep. Pollination group 2

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Very red and ribbed in appearance. A dessert or cooking apple, better for cooking or cider than eating. Pick September. Pollination group 2

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Cooking apple. Heavy cropping. Mildew resistant. Pale green fruits, striped orange -red. Pollination group 2

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A compact clone of 'Bramley's Seedling, with a 20% reductionin vigour. A cooking apple and good for juicing. Self sterile, Triploid that needs two pollinators. Pollination group 3

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A compact clone of 'Bramley's Seedling, with a 20% reductionin vigour. A cooking apple and good for juicing. Self sterile, Triploid that needs two pollinators. Pollination group 3

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Cooking apple. Heavy crops of extra large fruits with creamy flesh which is juicy and full of flavour. Pick mid October. Pollination group 3. Triploid - needs 2 pollination partners of different ...(see more)

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Dessert or cooker Season October to December. Small to medium bush Crops well when young. Large crisp fruit pleasant flavour. Short storage. Pollination group 3

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Easy to grow, flowers and crops heavily. An eating apple with honey flavoured fruit. Pick October. Stores well. Pollination group 3

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Easy to grow, flowers and crops heavily. An eating apple with honey flavoured fruit. Pick October. Stores well. Pollination group 3

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Easy to grow, flowers and crops heavily. An eating apple with honey flavoured fruit. Pick October. Stores well. Pollination group 3

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A new variety, it's name was chosen because it grows well in the City of London. Aromatic, juicy crisp flesh. Highly flavoured and easy to grow. Pick in October. Disease resistant. Pollination ...(see more)

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An improved Cox's that needs no other variety to pollinate. Golden fruits flushed orange with a good crisp flavour. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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An improved Cox's that needs no other variety to pollinate. Golden fruits flushed orange with a good crisp flavour. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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An improved Cox's that needs no other variety to pollinate. Golden fruits flushed orange with a good crisp flavour. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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An improved Cox's that needs no other variety to pollinate. Golden fruits flushed orange with a good crisp flavour. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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Excellent eating apple with bright red flush to the fruit. Crips and juicy flesh with a hint of strawberry. Good disease resistance. Pick in August. Pollination group 3

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Excellent eating apple with bright red flush to the fruit. Crips and juicy flesh with a hint of strawberry. Good disease resistance. Pick in August. Pollination group 3

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Eating apples, firm and crisp creamy, yellow flesh with a nutty flavour. Pick late September. Pollination group 2

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Eating apples, firm and crisp creamy, yellow flesh with a nutty flavour. Pick late September. Pollination group 2

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Medium striped red juicy Apple. Aniseed flavour develops after picking retaining its melting juicy flesh. Scab resistant. Self fertile. Pollination group 4

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Dessert apple a cross between Golden Delicious andIngrid Marie. Intense sweet flavour, golden yellow and redin colour.

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Dessert apple a cross between Golden Delicious and Ingrid Marie. Intense sweet flavour, golden yellow and red in colour.

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Dessert apple a cross between Golden Delicious and Ingrid Marie. Intense sweet flavour, golden yellow and red in colour.

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Dessert apple a cross between Golden Delicious and Ingrid Marie. Intense sweet flavour, golden yellow and red in colour.

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Dessert apple. Also known as Red Pippin. This Cox likevariety (has Cox as parent) has many good features without the problems of Cox. Rich, aromatic sweet crisp flesh. Heavy cropping. Pick early ...(see more)

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A widely grown dessert apple with a sweet flavour.Green skinned fruit which will develop a nice red colouron the tree as it ripens. Stores well.

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A widely grown dessert apple with a sweet flavour.Green skinned fruit which will develop a nice red colouron the tree as it ripens. Stores well.

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An early cooker, known for it's excellent flavour. Fruits are of irregular shape. Resistant to common apple diseases. Early ripening from mid August. Pollinator group 3

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A dessert apple with medium to large, green-yellow fruits with a red-orange flush. A sweet and tangy flavour, light and crisp texture and they keep well. Disease resistant. Pollination group 3

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A dual purpose apple tree, a cooker and an eater. Very large yellow striped fruits are juicy and sweet. A late cropper that keeps well into the new year. Pollination group 3

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Dessert Apple. An excellent choice, especially for adifficult site, if you want a early, hardy and reliablevariety. Crops heavily and regularly. Soft texture fruit is both juicy and tangy. Season ...(see more)

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Dessert Apple. An excellent choice, especially for adifficult site, if you want a early, hardy and reliablevariety. Crops heavily and regularly. Soft texture fruit is both juicy and tangy. Season ...(see more)

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Dessert Apple. An excellent choice, especially for adifficult site, if you want a early, hardy and reliablevariety. Crops heavily and regularly. Soft texture fruit is both juicy and tangy. Season ...(see more)

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Dessert variety. Purple flush with red dtripes. Great in colder areas. Excellent winter keeper. Good cropper but inclined to be biennial. Vigorous growth, season November to February. ...(see more)

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A dessert apple with juicy, yellow-green, medium sized fruits with a sharp flavour. Harvesting from September to November. Heavy cropper. Disease resistant. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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An aromatic, sweet tasting dessert apple, speckled, reddish-pink, crunchy skin. Pick in October, keeps well. Pollination group 3

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Large light green cooking apples. Use when ripe, doe's not store.

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Excellent garden variety with scarlet flush fruit and red stained flesh. Superb fruitystrawberry flavour. Good for juicing. Disease resistant. Ideal for all areas. Pollination group 3.

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A more colourful sport of Falstaff, a dessert apple, that keeps until December. Heavy yielding. Partially self-fertile. Pollination Group 3

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Delicious orange-red fruit. Firm juicy flesh with a strong strawberry flavour and are best left on the tree to ripen. . Tip bearing, so be careful when pruning. Good resistance to mildew ...(see more)

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Pale yellow skin with a orange blush and deep reddish-orangeflesh, very juicy. Self fertile.

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A new variety, good cropper, juicy, medium sweet fruits. Self fertile. Pick late season.

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An Apricot Plum hybrid, combines the flavours of both fruits. Juicy crimson fruits with a lovely taste and aroma. Self fertile.

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Produces cranberry-like fruits, ideal for cooking, too sharp eaten raw.

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A very vigorous variety so not suitable for small gardens. Large clusters of good sized fruits, pick late July - August.

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A thornless variety that ripens earlier than other thornless varieties.

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Thornless variety that has ornamental leaf shape.White flowers are followed by medium sized fruits.Height 3m x 3 metres.

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Moderate cropper and completely thornless

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The thornless canes make for easy picking of the large blackberries in late summer.

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An old variety of compact habit,

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Late flowering, large berries. Season late July.

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A mid to late season variety. Heavy yields of well flavoured, large berries. Upright habit helps with the ease of picking.

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Compact growth making it an ideal choice for the smaller garden. Heavy crops of large fruits ready for picking in mid July. This variety has frost and mildew resistance so a good choice for colder ...(see more)

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Heavy bearing, late ripening variety. Rich tart flavour.

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A high yielding Blackcurrant with fruits more than double the size of standard varieties.

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Heavy crops of large, very sweet fruit. Sweet enough to eat from the bush. Good mildew resistance.

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A new introduction. Has disease resistance to powdery mildew, and rust. The large berries have a high juice content, and keep well on the bush.

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Plant in acid soil pH 4.0 to 5.0. Plant in groups, and keep well watered for good berry production.

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PRUNUS avium 'Bigarreau Burlat' An early ripening, dark red, sweet cherry.

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PRUNUS avium 'Bigarreau Burlat' An early ripening, dark red, sweet cherry.

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PRUNUS avium 'Bigarreau Burlat' An early ripening, dark red, sweet cherry.

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Pale yellow with red mottling fruits. Sweet flavour. Picking time late July. Pollination group 4.

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Large, heart-shaped fruits with white fresh and a good flavour. Crop in late June. Self fertile.

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A sweet/acid tasting cherry, can be eaten fresh or for cooking. Heavy cropper, pick late June. Self fertile.

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A popular culinary Cherry with dark red to black fruit. Crops regularly and heavily. Moderate vigour. Suitable against north walls. Self fertile. Pick late July. Self fertile.

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A popular culinary Cherry with dark red to black fruit. Crops regularly and heavily. Moderate vigour. Suitable against north walls. Self fertile. Pick late July. Self fertile.

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A large, dark, heart-shaped cherry ripening in September.

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Fruits large dark red sweet cherry. Good reliable heavycropper. Good as a bush or fan trained. Self fertile Vigorous growth. Ripens late July.

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Fruits large dark red sweet cherry. Good reliable heavycropper. Good as a bush or fan trained. Self fertile Vigorous growth. Ripens late July.

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Fruits large dark red sweet cherry. Good reliable heavycropper. Good as a bush or fan trained. Self fertile Vigorous growth. Ripens late July.

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Fruits large dark red sweet cherry. Good reliable heavycropper. Good as a bush or fan trained. Self fertile Vigorous growth. Ripens late July.

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Compact growth and suitable for colder more exposed areas. Dark red frim crunchy fruit. An eating cherry, self fertile. Pick Late July.

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Produces good flavoured, firm fruit, pick late August as the fruits don't ripen all at the same time. The picking season for this variety lasts longer than others. Self fertile.

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Very small with a blue-black bloom. Good quality, known tobe very hardy. A cooking Damson, pick mid September.Self fertile.

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This variety has good resistance to Silver Leaf disease. Heavy crops of yellow fleshed fruits, ripens late August. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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This variety has good resistance to Silver Leaf disease. Heavy crops of yellow fleshed fruits, ripens late August. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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This variety has good resistance to Silver Leaf disease. Heavy crops of yellow fleshed fruits, ripens late August. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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A small, cooking, hedgerow Damson, very reliable cropper with intense flavour. Great for puddings and jam. Pick mid September. Self fertile. Pollination group 3

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Common Fig A very handsome, large shrub or small spreading tree.Ornamental lobed leaves and delicious edible fruits,provide interest throughout the summer.Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK.Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits.Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK.Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits.Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK.Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits.Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK.Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits.Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK. Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits. Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK. Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits. Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Brown Turkey' The most widely planted variety of fig in the UK. Best grown against a sunny wall, to help ripen the fruits. Skin irritant with sunli

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Ice Crystal' An unusual Fig with divided leaves in the shape of icecrystals. Very hardy, produces white flowers then delicioussmall Figs. Full sun in any well drained soil. ...(see more)

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Ice Crystal' An unusual Fig with divided leaves in the shape of icecrystals. Very hardy, produces white flowers then delicioussmall Figs. Full sun in any well drained soil. ...(see more)

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Ice Crystal' An unusual Fig with divided leaves in the shape of ice crystals. Very hardy, produces white flowers then delicious small Figs. Full sun in any well drained soil. ...(see more)

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Figues de Marseilles' Deciduous tree with large, lobed leaves.The fruit is purple when ripe, sometimes yellow-green.Sweet fragrant fruit ready mid September.Skin irritant with ...(see more)

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Panachee' A Fig tree producing green fruits with yellow stripes.Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Fig. FICUS carica 'Violette Dauphine' Large, sweet, juicy fruits of good quality.Hardy. Skin irritant with sunlight.

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Small yellowish-green, juicy fruit, reliable. Heavy cropper.Eating. Pick late August. Self fertile.

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Selected for its excellent old fashioned sweet flavour. Derived from the middle ages. Partially self fertile. Reliable cropper. An eating variety, pick mid August.

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Large yellow fruits, less juicy than other gages making them ideal for freezing or bottling. Self fertile.

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Lycium barbarum Best grown in full sun, will benefit from the extra protection of a wall. Train stems onto wires, fruit is produced on previous years growth.

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The fruit is yellow coloured fruit, they ripen in mid July, crisp flavour.

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A mid-season gooseberry with large, yellow-green, sweet flavoured fruits.

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A new red variety with good resistance to mildew. Season July

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Vigorous and thorny. Disease resistantSeason late July

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VITIS vinifera 'Schiava Grossa' VITIS vinifera 'Black Hamburgh' Vitis 'Frankenthaler' Self fertile. Indoors or out, large bunches of dark red-purple sweet fruit.

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VITIS 'Boskoop Glory' A deciduous climber, this black grape is very reliable for outdoor cropping.

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VITIS 'Boskoop Glory' A deciduous climber, this black grape is very reliable for outdoor cropping.

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VITIS 'Cardinal' Red dessert grape

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Crisp, sweet, yellow, seedless grapes with a good flavour. Developed in New York for winter hardiness.

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VITIS vinifera 'Italia' A white dessert grape.Deciduous, woody climber.Moist, but well drained fertile soil.

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VITIS 'Regent' Extremely versatile, this very large blue-black grape has asweet refreshing flavour which will mature to a true blackin the best summers. It also has beautiful red vine leavesadding ...(see more)

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Large, sweet, yellow fruits. Resistant to deseases and good frost hardiness.

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A table grape that is highly productive and produces raspberry colour fruits with refreshing juicy flesh

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Corylus maxima Halle'sche Riesennuss'

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Corylus maxima 'White Filbert' Cob Nut

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Lonicera caerulea Sweet fruits appear from late June.

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Lonicera kamtschatica 'Wojtek' Produces blue-black berries, ideal for jam making or can be eaten raw. A great alternative to Blueberries as can be grown in any soil.

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Kiwi Fruit ACTINIDIA deliciosa 'Hayward' Vigorous climber for south or west wall. Large ornamentalleaves. Male needed for pollination, edible fruits produced.Fragrant creamy white flowers in July ...(see more)

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Kiwi Fruit ACTINIDIA arguta 'Issai' Deciduous climber with ovate to ovate-oblong bristle-tootheddark green leaves. White, fragrant flowers in summer.Self fertile and fruits without cross-pollination.

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Kiwi Fruit ACTINIDIA deliciosa 'Jenny' A climbing plant with deep green leaves and scented flowers in June. Brown, hairy, tasty fruits ripen in October Self fertile.

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Rubus x loganobaccus An edible berry that ripens after Raspberries, but before Blackberries. They have a sharper flavour than Raspberries. The brittle canes need to be tied in to a support. ...(see more)

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MESPILUS germanica An attractive small tree, flat topped, with a spreading semi-weeping habit. Large, pure white flowers, large hairy leaves turn a russet-copper colour in autumn. Self fertile. ...(see more)

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MESPILUS germanica 'Westerveld'. An ornamental, flowering tree with pretty blossom, good autumn colour & its edible autumn fruit are a cross between a small apple & a rosehip. When ripe, they’re ...(see more)

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MESPILUS germanica 'Westerveld'. An ornamental, flowering tree with pretty blossom, good autumn colour & its edible autumn fruit are a cross between a small apple & a rosehip. When ripe, they’re ...(see more)

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Medium sized yellow fand ref fruits with firm, sweet tasting flesh. Highly aromatic. Superb eating. Pick early August. Self fertile.

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An eating Nectarine, early and large. Skin has a very dark crimson cheek in full sun. Flesh very white, melting and juicy. Freestone. Self fertile, pick early August.

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A dwarf variety rather than being dwarf because of the rootstock. Nectarines are self fertile but, because they flower in March, you may need to aid pollination with a small paint brush. Harvest in ...(see more)

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Red nectarine with an excellent flavour. Ripens in late July early August. Protect from winter rainfall to control leaf curl. Self fertile. Dwarf habit.

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Dwarf growth habit, pale pink blossoms in early spring. Self fertile. Dark purple leaf colour.

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Large freestone, sweet tasting fruits, resistant to bruising. Will need a pollinator.

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Brilliant crimson skin and white flesh with an intense and rich flavour. Reliable and heavy cropper, suitable for sheltered situations. Eating, pick in early August. Self fertile.

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Brilliant crimson skin and white flesh with an intense and rich flavour. Reliable and heavy cropper, suitable for sheltered situations. Eating, pick in early August. Self fertile.

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Large, juicy, gold coloured fruits with yellow flesh. Flowers late to misses early frosts. Cropping time is around the middle of August. Self fertile.

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Yellow fruits with a red flush and balanced flavour.

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A cross between an Asian Pear, and a normal eating Pear. It has the best of both crisp with a fine flavour. Large golden yellow fruit. Pick the fruits mid September.

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A dessert Pear with a distinctive flavour. Very ornamental in flower, bright red leaves in autumn. Prefers a sheltered site as is susceptible to late frosts. Pick mid September and leave to ripen in ...(see more)

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A dessert Pear with a distinctive flavour. Very ornamental in flower, bright red leaves in autumn. Prefers a sheltered site as is susceptible to late frosts. Pick mid September and leave to ripen in ...(see more)

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Dessert Pear. Medium to lareg fruit with pale yellow flesh. Sweet and juicy. Reliable and heavy cropper. Ideal for the small garden. Very good flavour. Pick late October.

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Dessert Pear. Medium to lareg fruit with pale yellow flesh. Sweet and juicy. Reliable and heavy cropper. Ideal for the small garden. Very good flavour. Pick late October.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firm fruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firmfruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firm fruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firmfruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firmfruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firmfruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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A reliable dessert pear, with long, narrow, juicy but firm fruits. Partially self fertile. Pick late September.

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Good dessert pear. Growth vigorous, upright. Fruits red flushed, juicy, exquisite flavour. Prefers a warm sheltered site. Season October to November.

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Good dessert pear. Growth vigorous, upright. Fruits red flushed, juicy, exquisite flavour. Prefers a warm sheltered site. Season October to November.

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Good dessert pear. Growth vigorous, upright.Fruits red flushed, juicy, exquisite flavour.Prefers a warm sheltered site. Season October to November.

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Good dessert pear. Growth vigorous, upright.Fruits red flushed, juicy, exquisite flavour.Prefers a warm sheltered site. Season October to November.

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Good dessert pear. Growth vigorous, upright.Fruits red flushed, juicy, exquisite flavour.Prefers a warm sheltered site. Season October to November.

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Pollination group 3 Medium sized, pale green-yellow with a red flush fruits. Pink tinged, juicy, sweet flesh. Harvest October to November.

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Dwarf pear with an upright habit. Medium sized, green fruits with a red flush and a mild flavour, ripen early to mid October. Self fertile.

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The best early Pear, strong and upright growth. Goldenyellow, juicy and sweet fruits. Regular cropper.Pick when green, season September.

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The best early Pear, strong and upright growth. Goldenyellow, juicy and sweet fruits. Regular cropper.Pick when green, season September.

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The best early Pear, strong and upright growth. Golden yellow, juicy and sweet fruits. Regular cropper.Pick when green, season September.

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The best early Pear, strong and upright growth. Goldenyellow, juicy and sweet fruits. Regular cropper.Pick when green, season September.

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The best early Pear, strong and upright growth. Golden yellow, juicy and sweet fruits. Regular cropper. Pick when green, season September.

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A small russet pear with sweet juicy flesh. Flowers late so giving good frost resistance. Pick late October to early November and ripen off the tree. Grainy flesh with a firm bite, also good for ...(see more)

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Culinary plum, dark purple colour with yellow to green flesh. A good acid flavour, can be used as a dessert when fully ripe. Self fertile. Pick mid August.

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A large, blue plum variety. Strong scented with an excellent flavour. Excellent for cooking. Late ripening in September. Heavy cropper. Good disease resistance. Self fertile. Group 3

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Brilliant choice for eating. Similar in appearance to Victoria but with larger fruits that ripen slightly earlier. Large opal fruits that are very juicy. Ripens August to September. Self ...(see more)

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Culinary variety Growth vigorous upright Self fertile Fruit large, purple in colour Season late September to October Heavy cropper Juicy, good flavour.

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Large yellow cherry plum with a sweet plum like flavour. Self fertile, Pick in August

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Bright red fruits, sweet tasting, mainly used for cooking but one of the best cherry plums for eating fresh. Pick late August. Partially self fertile, flowering group 1

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Dessert plum. Early variety with red fruits, the yellow flesh parts from the stone with ease. A very good reliable self fertile choice. Medium size fruit. Pick in late July.

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PLUM 'German Prune Group'

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Purple Gage, an old variety 1780's that is partially self fertile.

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Large fruits with red flesh and a delicious flavour.Self fertile, no need for a pollinator.

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A Plum Apricot hybrid, sweet medium sized fruits with red-purple skin. Early flowering, partial self-fertile, will pollinate with Plums and Gages. Ready to pick in August.

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Punica granatum Produces edible fruits. Plant in a sunny, sheltered site.Height to 6 metres

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Cydonia oblonga 'Aromatnaya' A heavy cropper, one of the few quinces that can be eaten raw, leave to ripen for a few days after picking, pick mid October. Yellow flesh with some sweetness and a ...(see more)

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Cydonia oblonga 'Champion' Bears medium sized, apple-shaped fruit with a distinctive flavour. Self fertile but will produce better crops if planted with another variety.

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Cydonia oblonga 'Leskovac' Edible, apple-shaped fruits ideal for making quince jelly.

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Cydonia oblonga Good quality fruit are borne on this attractive tree. An old variety, self fertile.

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Cydonia oblonga 'Vranja' A cooking Quince with large, pale green-yellow fruit. Self fertile, pick in October.

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Cydonia oblonga 'Vranja' A cooking Quince with large, pale green-yellow fruit. Self fertile, pick in October.

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Cydonia oblonga 'Vranja' A cooking Quince with large, pale green-yellow fruit. Self fertile, pick in October.

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A primocane variety, that fruits from the end of July,through to the first frosts of autumn. Peak cropping in September, the fruit is mid to dark red, with a pleasant flavour. Short canes need ...(see more)

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Yellow raspberry that fruits in autumn.

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An excellent self fertilising raspberry. Good fruit and good flavour

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A dwarf growing thornless summer fruiting variety. Use in smaller gardens, or potted for container grown fruit. The sturdy stems do not need support, and protection with nets should be easier. ...(see more)

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Very early, good flavour, heavy cropping variety.Large well flavoured fruits. Strong growing

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Very early, good flavour, heavy cropping variety. Large well flavoured fruits. Strong growing

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Large juicy stems, can be harvested late in the season. Plant in sun or semi-shade

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Amelanchier alnifolia. Bears an edible fruit, like a blueberry, it ripens in June and July. Originating in Canada.

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Amelanchier alnifolia. Bears an edible fruit, like a blueberry, it ripens in June and July. Originating in Canada. Large fruits, up to 18mm.

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A Tayberry without spines. Identical in every respect to the original Tayberry except the canes are smooth. Cropping time late July - August.

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A Tayberry without spines. Identical in every respect to the original Tayberry except the canes are smooth. Cropping time late July - August.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Franquette' A strong growing tree producing large fruits with a thinshell.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Franquette' A strong growing tree producing large fruits with a thinshell.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Franquette' A strong growing tree producing large fruits with a thinshell.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Franquette' A strong growing tree producing large fruits with a thin shell.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Parisienne' A free fruiting, hardy Walnut. Fruit mature at the end ofOctober. Plant in a sheltered site.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Parisienne' A free fruiting, hardy Walnut. Fruit mature at the end ofOctober. Plant in a sheltered site.

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Fruiting Walnut JUGLANS regia 'Ruby' A free fruiting, hardy Walnut. Fruit mature at the end of October. Plant in a sheltered site.

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