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From Cornish Gilliflower to Rivers Early Peach: An apple a day keeps Britain’s heritage native fruit from dying out
['Jack Watkins']
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Ashmead’s Kernel(Image credit: Zebedee Helm for Country Life)A late season eating apple, at its tastiest over the winter months.
Cornish Gilliflower(Image credit: Zebedee Helm for Country Life)Another late picker, usually ready in October, but storing until winter’s end.
Ellison’s Orange(Image credit: Zebedee Helm for Country Life)A mid-season eating apple, ripening in September and best eaten fresh.
Saint Cecilia(Image credit: Zebedee Helm for Country Life)Greenish-yellow eating apple, with crimson flush, often with a lopsided look.
Worcester Pearmain(Image credit: Zebedee Helm for Country Life)A pretty rose-red apple on a yellow-green base, with very white flesh.
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