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Apple Lough Tree of WexfordApple Lough Tree of Wexford An Irish heritage variety of early to mid season dessert apple, Apple Lough Tree of Wexford was originally found in a Co Wexford orchard. The fruit is small to medium sized, the greenish yellow skin almost completely covered with crimson streaks and stippling, giving a bright red appearance, sometimes slightly russeted. The flesh is crisp, sweet and juicy. The tree is vigorous, reliable and a heavy cropper, with good

Goldchild ivy is a form of common ivy with attractive yellow and light green variegation on the margins of the three-lobed evergreen leaves

may crop better if a different variety of cherry is grown nearby

Site: Tolerates some coastal exposure

Plum Victoria

and the green leaves develop yellow

A self-clinging climber that is happy with any aspect and will climb up and cover whatever it is grown against

healthy tree of moderate vigour

long before the time of the dinosaurs

Apple Arthur Turner was introduced in 1915

and a good choice for colder areas and city pollution

repeat-flowering hybrid perpetual rose

Holds the RHS award for garden merit