
The National Trust has revealed that despite the UK being a nation of apple lovers, the majority of Britons cannot identify home grown …
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Celebrating and remembering old fruit and vegetable varieties
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The National Trust has revealed that despite the UK being a nation of apple lovers, the majority of Britons cannot identify home grown …
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The National Trust will launch their new Garden Collection at Chelsea 2011 and the stand will feature old varieties, including the ancient …
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Rare Breed Organisations
Herdwick Sheep Breeders Association
Focusing on all aspects of breeding and raising Herdwick sheep
Rare Breeds Survival …
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Elmwood College, in partnership with The Forestry Commission have recently unveiled plans for a new orchard.
Elmwood and The Forestry …
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The Carlin pea is a traditional drying pea which seems to date way back in the English medieval monasteries and was certainly used in Elizabethan …
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All around the UK there are events and shows dedicated to our heritage varieties and rare breeds.
We have put together a list of the events we are …
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Over the last three years we have been growing heritage vegetables as well as more modern varieties and whilst we have not been conducting a …
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Here you will find a few commercial suppliers of old varieties of fruit, vegetables and flowers.
Edwin Tucker & Sons Ltd, Devon (seeds and seed …
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A recent article by Garden Organic focuses on heritage seed and the need to preserve our gardening heritage.
In 1973 the Seed (National List of …
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Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust is creating a new fruit orchard using 60 local variety apple, pear
Once common across southern England, meadow clary, a rare blue wild flower, had almost disappeared
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