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aka Weeping Apple

Weeping. Develops into an excellent tree with an umbrella head and dense green foliage. Masses of spring blossom followed in summer by good crops of full-sized highly coloured, sweetly flavoured apples. Originates from Australia. Deciduous.

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Nice firm, white flesh, large sweet and juicy, eating apple. The skin is green, bushed with red or red stipes. Can be used for making apple sauce - very aromatic. Large vigorous tree, slightly spreading form. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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aka Heritage Apple

A heritage apple that dates back to 1876. A highly attractive bright yellow apple blushed rose. Crisp, tangy, juicy flesh is highly aromatic and some say has a mild banana-like flavour. Well suited for warmer areas. Cooks and juices well. Deciduous.

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aka Heritage Apple

This Heritage Apple hails from Somerset so it will come as no surprise that it is very popular for Cider making. The pale yellow fruit have a light red stripe and high quality sweet to bitter-sweet white flesh. Crops well towards the end of autumn.

Apple Information Page The fruit from Yarlington Mill will drop readily from the tree when ripe.

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aka Dwarf Apricot

Dwarf Apricot. It might be small but 'Aprigold' will still provide you with delicious, full size, tangy and flavoursome fruit in early summer. Tolerant of warmer temperatures, self-fertile. Plant in well drained soil in a sheltered spot. Deciduous.

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aka Apricot

Cluthagold is a large orange coloured fruit with a gentle red blush. Orange flesh with an intense flavour. Ripe around January. Plant in a sunny spot with good drainage for best results. Do any pruning in summer. Deciduous.

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aka Apricot

Cluthalate is a self-fertile, late season variety that ripens 30 days after Sundrop and 14 days after Moorpark. Its orange fruit is of medium size, with melting flesh that is sweet and juicy. Best grown in areas with cold winters and hot, dry summers. Deciduous

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aka Double Graft Apricot

Apricot Double Graft. Sundrop - excellent cropper with sweet and juicy yellow fruit with firm flesh. Trevatt - large, sweet, juicy, golden fruit with lots of flavour. Bottles well. Plant in a well drained position in the sun. Prune in summer on a warm dry day after harvesting. Deciduous.

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aka Apricot

Freestone, medium-sized fruit, with equal halves with firm orange-yellow flesh and a fine texture. Lovely flavoursome fruit bourn on a vigorous and productive, upright-spreading tree. Orange blushed red skin. Meaty flavorsome flesh. Deciduous.

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aka Apricot

Bred in Taranaki this Apricot has consistent crops of medium sized golden fruit that ripen around February. The fruit are sweet and juicy and the tree is self fertile. Happiest in the sun with good drainage. We recommend pruning in summer after harvesting, only prune on a warm dry day. Deciduous.

Lower Chill requirements. Suitable for most climates throughout NZ. Apricot Information Page A good choice for the warmer parts of New Zealand