Extremely Rare Almost Extinct Fruit Trees

There are a number of Extremely Rare Almost Extinct welsh fruit trees of which we have a very limited number. Please contact Ian Sturrock for more information about the following fruit trees.

If you have any further information about any of the trees listed here, we would be delighted to hear from you so that we can expand this section!

• LLWYD HANNER GOCH (Carmarthen)

  A quality late russet.

• MONMOUTH GREEN (Radnor)

  Late dual purpose. Round medium size, green & yellow apple, 1872.

• PRENGLAS (Pembroke)

  Early eater from St Dogmaels. Reputedly of Norman origin.

• GLAN SEVIN (Llangadog)

  Mid season eater.

• MARGED NICOLAS (Carmarthen)

  Late dual purpose yellow russet. Also cider.

• WERN (Pembroke)

  Large dark green cooker.

• BRITH MAWR (Mid Wales)

  Mid season cooker

• PIG Y FRAN (Anglesey)

  Early red "Lady's Finger" eating apple.

• MACHEN (South Wales)

  Popular red dual purpose apple.

Large Stick in Label

Small Tie on Label

Large Tie on Label