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Abergwyngregyn Damson

Remarkable disease free trees. Good sized dark purple fruit. Excellent to eat raw or make into a rich jam.

Bardsey Island
Apple

A rare and unique variety from Bardsey Island. Medium eating apple with lemon aromas. The sweet fruit will keep till Xmas.

Denbigh
Plum

A native Welsh Plum variety, these are the first young trees available in 100 years. Sweet and juicy fruit to eat raw or cook with.

Pig
Aderyn

A tree of Norman origin, still found near Carmarthen. A sweet and juicy fruit, highly renowned for its excellent single variety cider.

Diamond
Apple

Steeped in history, these trees originate from fruit washed ashore in 1825.
A refreshing sweet fruit with vinous acidity.

Pig Skin
Apple

Found in Gaerwen (Ynys Mon). This hardy variety with frost resistent blossom is ideal for Welsh gardens. The fruit stores very well.

Snowdon Queen
Pear

Found in 1983 growing on the side of Snowdon above Llanberis, this tree survives in Wales much better then other pear varieties. The fruit has pinkish flesh with sweet perfumed juice.

St Cecilia
Apple

This is a vigorous and heavy cropping tree, producing fruit with intense aromatic flavour. The flavour is said to be at its best on St Cecilia's Day (Nov 22nd)

Welsh Cox
Apple

Unlike Cox's Orange Pippin, this variety is easy to grow and is disease resistant. It produces a medium fruit with excellent balance between sweetness and acidity.

Monmouth Beauty
Apple

Originates from Malpass, Monmouthshire circa 1750-1800. The apples is crimson flushed with rich scent and firm texture.

Trwyn Mochyn
Apple

First recorded in the 1600's, this large green cooking apple with a unique shape has long grown on Anglesey. Very disease resistant

Nant Gwrtheryn
Apple

A delightful golden russett with a fascinating fennel flavour. Found in a quarry managers garden in Nant Gwrtheryn on the Pen Llyn, North Wales.