I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Thanks,

Ceri
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Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm
not sure about the former. -- Einstein (attrib.)

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I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Charles Ross - very large apple which can be used as an eater or a cooker.
Bramley
Codling (various varieties of) Cookers, very fluffy pulp.
Blenheim?

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"Ceri Davies" wrote in message
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I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Thanks,

Ceri

Where do you live? Braeburn, I'm told, is only just becoming viable to grow
in UK due to climate change, and can only just about be grown in the south.
Presumably this will creep northwards according to rate of change.

Steve

"Ceri Davies" wrote in message
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I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Thanks,

Ceri
--
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm
not sure about the former. -- Einstein (attrib.)
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To give you a considered answer would depend on where you live. Very few
apples will thrive throughout Britain.
Best Wishes Brian

Ceri Davies wrote:
I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Thanks,

Ceri

A quick Google turned up
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_...r_2b_apple.asp.

I love the names of apple varieties - I think they're fascinating.


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On 2005-05-10, shazzbat wrote:

"Ceri Davies" wrote in message
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I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Where do you live? Braeburn, I'm told, is only just becoming viable to grow
in UK due to climate change, and can only just about be grown in the south.
Presumably this will creep northwards according to rate of change.

[Choosing a response at random...]

I live in Cardiff, but I'm not particularly concerned about getting
Braeburn, but something similar enough

Ceri
--
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm
not sure about the former. -- Einstein (attrib.)

"Ceri Davies" wrote in message
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On 2005-05-10, shazzbat wrote:

"Ceri Davies" wrote in message
...
I'm planning my long-term strategy for my plot and am looking at apple
trees. My favourite shop bought variety is the Braeburn (at least
that's how they are marked); could anyone recommend a variety to grow
(and a good supplier)?

Where do you live? Braeburn, I'm told, is only just becoming viable to
grow
in UK due to climate change, and can only just about be grown in the
south.
Presumably this will creep northwards according to rate of change.

[Choosing a response at random...]

I live in Cardiff, but I'm not particularly concerned about getting
Braeburn, but something similar enough

Ceri
--
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm
not sure about the former. -- Einstein (attrib.)
______________________
Two apples that I have found to thrive well are Discovery as an
early dessert and Grenadier as a cooker.
Both can be used from the tree from mid-August and are not prone
[unduly] to disease.
Best Wishes Brian.