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Apple James GrieveApple James Grieve Bred in Scotland at the end of the 19th century, Apple James Grieve is a particularly hardy dual purpose apple, a good choice for colder areas. The fruit is yellow green, flushed and striped with orange red; the flesh is savoury, melting, and very juicy, acid at first, but sweetening as it ripens, becoming good to eat fresh. Keeps its shape when cooked, and is an excellent juicer. The tree is moderately vigorous, and a spur bearer.

pale greenish-yellow with an orange-red blush on the side that catches the sun

Rosa persica Eyes for You is a small

Mid- to late season flowering

it became the symbol of the Scottish Jacobites

Height: 60-80ft (18-25m ) Spread: 20 - 30ft (6 - 9m) (after approx 50 years)

Named for a Horse Guard in the service of Her Majesty

brown rosehips

with creamy

Almond Robijn is self-fertile and fast-growing

and is one of the hardiest of the seedless grapes

This rose is tolerant of poorer soil and shade

Position: Full Sun