Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Apple Ashmead's KernelApple Ashmead's Kernel A 17th century russet apple, popular for its it's unusual pear like flavour. A good eater that can be cooked and is gaining popularity for its juice, which adds an interesting fruity component to cider. Ashmead's Kernel apples are slightly smaller than average and the shape can be slightly irregular. It is relatively disease resistant. Site: Semi sheltered Soil: Any reasonably well drained Position: Crops best in full sun Pick:

Position: Full sun to partial shade

turning pink as they age

Rosa Blue Moon is a small

Rose Abraham Darby is also very good trained as a small climber

wetter soils

particularly good for crab-apple jelly

proving a valuable source of nectar for early pollinators

is a beautiful small slow growing conifer

Rosa gallica officinalis - The Apothecary’s Rose

and is still prized as perhaps the finest flavoured of all

An old variety of cider apple from Somerset

delicious Damask fragrance