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(image for) Agriframes Vine Arch
£439.95 inc. p&pAgriframes Vine ArchA timeless classic, this vine arch has been designed to support one vine planted each side of the arch. Comes complete with lattice infills to allow clusters of grapes to tumble through the trellis work. Plant a rose to add that extra scent and beauty to the framework. Manufactured from strong matt black polymer coated galvanised steel. Includes Agriframes 15 year guarantee. Height: 2.5m (8ft 2in), Width: 1.83m (6ft), Depth: 1.27m (4ft 2in).Buy Now
(image for) Ant Nest Nematodes
from £16.95 inc. p&pAnt Nest NematodesAnt nests can be a real problem to control in border soils and lawns causing raised areas of soil and disruption to plant roots. Both black and red ants can be controlled with parasitic nematodes (Steinernema feltiae). Apply April to September to a well-watered lawn or border. Soil temperature must be at least 10°C.Buy Now
(image for) Aphid Control with Lacewing Larvae
£35.95 inc. p&pAphid Control with Lacewing LarvaeAlthough aphids (greenfly & blackfly) are their favourite diet, lacewing larvae will also feed on other small insects such as red spider mite, mealy bugs, thrips and young caterpillars. Use inside or outside (April to Aug) at the first sign of aphids.Buy Now
(image for) Aphid Control with Ladybird Larvae
£26.95 inc. p&pAphid Control with Ladybird LarvaeA native British ladybird, these voracious predators will feed on aphids (greenfly and blackfly) and other small insects. Use inside or outside at the first sign of aphids (May to August).Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Bardsey'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Bardsey'This is a very special dual-purpose dessert/culinary apple, believed to be the only survivor of an orchard tended by monks on remote Bardsey Island (off the Welsh coast) 1000 years ago. Discovered only recently, the ancient mother tree is miraculously free from disease - a very unusual occurrence in north Wales. The fruits are striped pink and have a distinct scent of lemon. They will cook to a delicate light golden fluff and require no added sugar. Eaten as a dessert apple the fruits are crisp, sweet and juicy.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Blenheim Orange'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Blenheim Orange'An old favourite. This dual purpose dessert/culinary apple was discovered in Oxfordshire in c1740. The large attractive fruits have a distinctive sweet nutty flavour and are excellent with cheese. When cooked the fruits keep their shape. Resistant to mildew. Suitable for the north.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Braeburn Hillwell'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Braeburn Hillwell'An improved sport of Braeburn with better flavour and colour and more suited to the British climate. The fruits are crisp and aromatic and have excellent keeping qualities. Heavy cropping but best grown in the south as it needs a long growing season. Produces a compact tree - ideal for small gardens.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Bramley 20'
from £31.95Apple Tree 'Bramley 20'A compact sport of Bramley's Seedling, highly recommended for smaller gardens. Bramley's Seedling is extremely vigorous, producing a tree that is considerably larger than most other apple varieties. Bramley 20 is 20% smaller and heavier cropping. The apples are the same size as the regular Bramley's Seedling and it is also identical in all other respects. Often regarded as the finest cooker in the world, Bramley's Seedling produces large fruits that cook to a pale cream puree and have a strong acidic flavour. Very attractive bright pink blossom. Stores very well.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Bramley's Seedling'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Bramley's Seedling'The UK’s favourite cooking apple. The original tree still exists in a garden near Nottingham where it was grown from a pip in 1809. The large fruits cook to a pale cream puree with strong acidity and flavour. Very attractive bright pink blossom. Stores very well.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Cevaal'
from £31.95Apple Tree 'Cevaal'An aromatic Cox-like apple which is sweeter, more disease resistant and ripens earlier than Cox. It is is one of the easiest and most reliable of all apple varieties producing heavy crops of crisp, red flushed dessert apples. Many growers regard Cevaal as the finest tasting early apple. If you've only got room for one apple tree in the garden, this is the variety we recommend. The tree is compact and an excellent choice for the garden. Suitable for the north.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Charles Ross'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Charles Ross'A very attractive dual purpose dessert/culinary apple raised in Berkshire in 1890. The large red-flushed fruits are crisp and juicy with a pleasant, sweet, lightly aromatic flavour. It retains some of its shape when cooked. Heavy cropping. Resistant to scab. Suitable for the north and wet regions.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Cox self-fertile'
from £31.95Apple Tree 'Cox self-fertile'The classic English dessert apple. This is a self-fertile sport of Cox’s Orange Pippin - almost exactly the same but self-fertile. Sweet with a rich, intense, aromatic flavour. Unsuitable for the north or wet areas.Buy Now
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