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An impressive range of apple varieties grown from grafting as individual or family trees, by our resident top fruit enthusiast:

Two Coeur de Boeuf, Bramley's Seedling,  two Egremont Russet, Howgate Wonder, James Grieve, Golden Delicious, and Lord Lambourne varieties.

Five dwarf rootstock trees in total
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Two Coeur de Boeuf, Bramley's Seedling, two Egremont Russet, Howgate Wonder, James Grieve, Golden Delicious, and Lord Lambourne varieties.
Two Coeur de Boeuf, Bramley's Seedling, two Egremont Russet, Howgate Wonder, James Grieve, Golden Delicious, and Lord Lambourne varieties.

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