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Apple – Edward VII

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October 1, 2009 by admin Leave a Comment
Edward VII

The first record of the Edward VII apple was in 1902.  Introduced by Rowe of Worcester in 1908. The apple received the RHS Award of Merit …
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Filed Under: Apples Tagged With: Acid Flavour, Acorn, April, Blenheim Orange, Caption, Coarse Texture, Cooking Apple, Culinary, Cumbria, Edward Vii, Flowers, Fruits, Natural Storage, Orchards, Parents, Temple Sowerby


Apple – Scotch Bridget

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September 27, 2009 by admin Leave a Comment
Scotch Bridget

The Scotch Bridget Apple also known as White Calville, originated in Scotland in 1851. A culinary apple commonly found in Cumbrian farm …
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Filed Under: Apples Tagged With: Acorn, Adams Apples, Apple, Bridget, Caption, Crops, Culinary, Desert, Fruits, Natural Storage, Orchards, Parents, Rich Flavour, Scotch, Scotland, Soft Flesh, Temple Sowerby, Trees, Unknown Flowers


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