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WELCOME TO ADAM’S APPLES

Quality Fruit Trees at Competitive Prices

30% discount for orders over 25 trees further discounts for orders over £500

There really is an Adam he runs the nursery with his wife Kim

ALL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE TO ORDER FOR THIS WINTER 2011/2012

We deliver bare-root trees between December and April

We are lifting trees this month to be sent out from December

Apple Trees in Pots READY NOW to collect from the nursery, contact us

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this months offers from Adam's Apples
Cordon and Espalier Apple Tree Collection

£75 for Ten Apple Trees for the Cordons and Espaliers
  • £5 Off our this apple tree collection

  • These apple trees are all spur bearers suitable for training
  • e.g. Sunset,Egremont Russet,Discovery,Charles Ross,Spartan,Orleans Rienette and more...

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    Apple Gallette

    Easy Apple Tarte made with Belle de Boskoop apples. Find a step by step recipe on our blog
    HERE
    Tallaton Plants Nursery News and Bestsellers
    Promotions

    Cordon and Espalier Apple Tree Collection Ten Apple Trees for training as cordons or espaliers Only £75 for November.

    Adam's Apple Tree of the Week
    Adams Pearmain Apple Tree
    An attractive crisp apple dating back to early Victorian Times. This is a late cropper that does not need picking until late October,it will then keep until after Christmas. The pear shaped apples are rarely blemished. The texture is crisp and nutty and the flavour sweet and aromatic.
    This apple tree came from Norfolk 1826.

    Adams Apple Tip
    Apple Storage
    Keep only the best fruit in cool frost free conditions. Plastic stacking crates are good efficient storage but need sorting through for the rotten fruit, which can be left out for the birds. Eat the early varieties first and store the later varieties separately, a damp atmsphere is good to avoid the apples shrivelling up.
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