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£31.95Kiwi Vine 'Atlas'This male kiwi variety is a reliable pollinator of Hayward and other large fruited female kiwi plants (Actinidia deliciosa). One plant will pollinate up to seven female plants provided they are only a few meters away. It will also pollinate the self-fertile varieties, leading to higher yields and larger fruits. The plant is vigorous and summer pruning is essential.Buy Now
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Save: 11% offKiwi Vine Collection (Male & Female)This collection consists of 1 male plant and 1 female plant. Out Of Stock 
(image for) Stepover Apple 'Tydeman's Late Orange'
£44.95Stepover Apple 'Tydeman's Late Orange'Raised in Kent in 1930 from a cross between Laxton's Superb and Cox's Orange Pippin, this variety has a Cox-like flavour, intensely rich and aromatic with a nice balance of sweetness and acidity. The tree is heavy cropping and the fruit can be small if not thinned. Very attractive blossom.Buy Now
(image for) Stepover Apple 'Tydeman's Early Worcester'
£44.95Stepover Apple 'Tydeman's Early Worcester'Raised in Kent in 1929, this is one of the tastiest early apples producing heavy crops of bright crimson fruits. Crisp and very juicy with a sweet, aromatic flavour that is reminiscent of strawberries. Easy to grow.Buy Now
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£44.95Stepover Apple 'Rubinette'Bred in Switzerland in the 1960's, many consider this modern variety to be the best flavoured apple in the world! It was raised from a cross between Cox’s Orange Pippin and Golden Delicious and the resulting balance of sweetness and acidity is close to perfection. The orange-red flushed fruits are small-medium but size can be improved with thinning. Just like Cox, Rubinette is prone to scab so we do not recommend growing it in wet areas.Buy Now
(image for) Stepover Apple 'Reverend W. Wilks'
£44.95Stepover Apple 'Reverend W. Wilks'One of the best early cooking apples, raised in Buckinghamshire and first recorded in 1904. The fruits are extremely large and have a delicate aromatic flavour. Cooks to a sweet pale yellow puree, requiring very little sugar. Excellent for baking. Easy to grow, the tree is compact and heavy cropping. It has good disease resistance and is a wise choice for wet areas.Buy Now
(image for) Stepover Apple 'Newton Wonder'
£44.95Stepover Apple 'Newton Wonder'Discovered c1870, this cooking apple is a popular garden variety. The fruits are large with a red flush. Cooks to a cream, juicy puree with a mild, brisk flavour that is slightly sweeter than Bramley. The tree is heavy cropping and resistant to scab and canker. Suitable for the north and wet regions. Partially self-fertile.Buy Now
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£44.95Stepover Apple 'Howgate Wonder'Raised in 1915, this is the largest of the cooking apples, producing fruits of enormous size. The current record holder for 'the biggest apple in the world', the large red striped fruits keep their shape when cooked and have a light sub-acid flavour. Heavy cropping. Resistant to mildew. Suitable for the north.Buy Now
(image for) Stepover Apple 'Ashmead's Kernel'
£44.95Stepover Apple 'Ashmead's Kernel'Regarded by many as one of the finest flavoured dessert apples, this heritage variety originates from Gloucester in the 18th century. It has a strong sweet-sharp flavour reminiscent of acid drops. Resistant to scab and mildew. A wise choice for the north. Very attractive blossom.Buy Now
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Save: 10% offPlum Tree 'Haganta' for trainingNEW! Originating from Germany, this is one of the best new varieties. It produces large, strongly scented, blue plums with very sweet, yellow flesh. Freestone. Disease resistant and very heavy cropping. The fruits can be stored until November.Buy Now
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£32.95Pear Tree 'Winter Nelis' for trainingNEW! Widely regarded as one of the best flavoured pears, this variety was introduced to Britain from Belgium in 1818. It produces small yellow-green fruits that are almost entirely covered in russet and will store well in to the New Year. The flesh is melting, juicy, very sweet and aromatic. The blossom has good frost resistance but the tree should be grown in a sunny spot to achieve the best flavour.Buy Now
(image for) Pear Tree 'Louise Bonne of Jersey' for training
£32.95Pear Tree 'Louise Bonne of Jersey' for trainingRated very highly for its flavour, this French variety dates back to the early 18th century. The medium sized fruits are pale green-yellow with a deep red flush. The flesh is tinged pink, totally smooth, juicy and very sweet. The blossom has good frost resistance. A reliable cropper, suitable for the north.Buy Now
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