'Herefordshire Russet' Apple Tree

'Herefordshire Russet' Apple TreeBrilliant Russet apple with a nutty flavour with a sweet and sharp edge Said to be similar in taste to its parent, Cox, but with russet texture Does require pruning and protection from the worst frosts, especially when young Harvest heavy crops in October, store to January M26 Rootstock Max size H3m x W3m Rootstocks restrict the size of a tree to make it more suited for an average gardenMORE Not self fertile Pollination Group 3 Requires pollination by

also known by its scientific name Monstera Adansonii

Rosa also known as "Wild Briar" or "Wild Rose" is a very fast growing species with a rambling habit and as they are filled with thorns make an excellent barrier to keep intruders out

Green spikes of small flowers will appear from its red stalks

sheltered spot in fertile

Heavy yield over a long picking season

is a striking and hardy houseplant notable for its distinctive variegated foliage

Cobra is definitely one of our favourite varieties

'Taoflora Red' does produce a crop of downy peaches from the end of summer into early autumn which

The firm flesh is juicy with a sweet flavour

it also shows a second weaker blossom in November or even December

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