Buckle ties
£1.35
Made of strong flexible plastic 60cm / 24″ long with a block to place between the tree and stake.
Stakes are available for collection from the nursery – 1.2m / 4′ square or machine rounded that are suitable for supporting newly planted trees while they establish.
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The latter part of the book covers all types of growing tree fruits – Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Quinces & Medlars. Also covered are more tender fruits – Peaches & Nectarines, Apricots and Figs.
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The Apples and Orchards of Worcestershire
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This is a book which describes all 32 for the first time with numerous photographs. The book is more than just records the varieties. There are chapters on how we come to have such a huge selection of apples & why parts of the county became fruit growing areas. Over time some varieties have become lost, 15 varieties are briefly described. As an addition the Counties pears – the historic Worcester Black & Pitmaston Duchess are included.
