Living in a special place like coastal Northern California, with its cool summers and wet winters, the challenge for a ...

These treasured landscapes are fading fast, squeezed by rising costs and council neglect, but their value to Britain is ...

However, it was revived by Michael Clark, the voluntary warden of Tewin Orchard, who found the last known tree ... Pippin through the seasons at Tewin Orchard. "It’s a lovely apple with such ...

The reverend’s son, Gershom, later planted over 500 apple trees on the estate’s grounds. One such cultivar from the Moore orchard—the Newtown Pippin—eventually rose to national fame. Small, green and ...

that the fruit produced from the tree that grows will be sweet. As Henry David Thoreau remarked, such seedling-grown or pippin apples are “sour enough to set a squirrel’s teeth on edge and ...

The gardening team is sharing cuttings from trees cultivated in the National Trust’s ... It’s heritage varieties like this, and local apples such as the Askham Pippin and Markham Pippin, that, while ...

Your apple trees will likely produce more fruit if there ... One of the best is Ribston Pippin, an heirloom English apple that has stood the test of time. I think it is the best tasting apple ...

Just as the apple trees originate far and wide ... The citrus-flavored Cox’s Orange Pippin is from 1850s England. —The most ancient apple at the orchard is the Lady Apple, also known as the Christmas ...

of apple orchards in Devon alone – and what's intriguing is that the genes of those trees, whether they were Duchess of Oldenburg or Cox's Orange Pippin, live on unchanged in these fields in Kent.