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Heritage Fruit Tree Cuttings (SCIONS)
Summer Harvest - harvest December, January, February
Autumn Harvest - harvest March, April, May
Winter Harvest - harvest June, July, August
Baking & Cooking Apples - used primarily for cooking, as opposed to a dessert apple which is eaten raw. They are generally larger, and possibly tarter than fresh eating varieties. Some varieties also have a firm flesh which tends to hold its shape when cooked.
Cider Apples - also called 'spitter apples' have bitter tannins and are more acidic than regular eating apples with a dry flavour. The acidity and tannins make these apples not very palatable for the tongue, hence name 'spitter', owever, they are perfect for making cider, a popular drink.
Crab Apples also for Cider - basically miniature apples with high levels of tannins (bitterness) which may be used in baked goods, jams, jellies etc. Also used for making cider.
Fresh Eating Apples - varieties that are great for eating as is. They are pleasant to eat with a gentle balance of sweet and acid.
Long Keeping Apples - apples that will remain on the tree through the winter months or which store well into the spring under cool but non-refrigerated conditions
Unusual Interesting Varieties - for those wanting something different and fun!
Warm Climate Varieties - ideal for growing in the warmer, northern parts of Australia
PEAR
Asian (Nashi)
European
Warm Climate Varieties - ideal for growing in the warmer, northern parts of Australia
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ABAS (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Red, medium sized fruit with dark red stripes. Crisp & juicy. Used for fresh eating. While flesh is not as sweet as Gravenstein,
$10.95
ADAMS PEARMAIN (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Classic Victorian 'pearmain' shape apple with a nutty sweet flavour.
$10.95
AKANE (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Japanese variety dating back to 1937. Cross between Jonathan & Worcester Pearmain. Medium sized, highly coloured, attractive frui
$10.95
ALEXANDER (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Ukranian heirloom first recorded in 1700's. An old and attractive culinary apple, cooks to a puree. Large uniform conical fruit,
From $10.95
ANDRE SAUVAGE (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Large, russetted apple with strong, unusual flavour. The distinctive dry texture and coarse skin give the apple a nutty flavour whe
$10.95
ANNA (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Dual purpose apple good for both fresh eating & cooking. First released onto the market in Israel. An excellent variety for warme
$10.95
ANTONOVKA KAMENICHKA (Scion)
(Malus domestica) A culinary apple from the Ukraine, possibly a more colored form of Antonovka.
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B9 ROOTSTOCK (Bare Root Stem)
(Malus domestica) BARE ROOT STEM You will receive 1 bare root stem only. It will come packaged in a moisture sealed, labelled bag. While the
$12.95
BALDWIN (Scion)
(Malus domestica) A very popular old American apple variety, widely grown for culinary use, and a good keeper.
$10.95
BEACON (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Dates back to 1936. Medium sized, red fruit with full, deep red stripes. Pulpy, soft flesh with a mild, sweet flavour. Used for
$10.95
BEAUTY OF BATH (Scion)
(Malus domestica) A popular English garden apple from the Victorian era, originating from Bath, England around 1864. Distinctly flat well coloured m
$10.95
BELLE CACHEUSE (Scion)
(Malus domestica) French heirloom. Large fruit used mainly for cooking & sweet cider.
$10.95
BESS POOL (Scion)
(Malus domestica) Heirloom from Nottinghamshire, England & dating back to 1824. Late keeping dessert apple. Suitable to areas subjected to late fro
$10.95
