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Applewise Fruit Tree Nursery
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- Fruit Trees, Bushes & Plants
- A Fruit Trees
- A Soft Fruit (Plants or Bushes)
- Apple Trees
- Apple Trees (Cider)
- Cherry Trees
- Damson Trees
- Filberts
- Gage Trees
- Heritage Varieties
- Nut Trees
- Pear Trees
- Pear Trees (Perry )
- Plum Trees
- Welsh Varieties
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CONTACT DETAILS Tel: 01269 850018 Email: info@applewise.co.uk
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| About us We are a small nursery situated in the picturesque Towy valley near Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK. We sell Welsh apple varieties and pear trees including a range of cider and perry types. We also stock traditional, English fruit trees suitable for growing in Wales including plums, damsons, gages, cherries, mulberries, medlars, hazels, bush fruit etc. We offer a grafting service for apples and pears.If we haven’t got what you want in stock, we should be able to order or graft it for you. |
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Welsh Dessert and Culinary Apples (Not necessarily disease-resistant) Bakers Delicious – early eater found in South Wales hedgerow Bardsey apple – excellent eater from the island (similar to James Grieve) Afal Brith Mawr – mid-season cooker, Newport Channel Beauty – Cox seedling from Swansea Cissy – eater from Malpas, Newport Afal Coch Cynnar – early red eater = Devonshire Quarrenden (adopted Welsh) Talgarth apple – early, light yellow eater from Powys Gelli Aur Cooker – late cooker from original planting of Gelli Aur Mansion Kenneth – eater from North Wales Leathercoat – very late russet from Dinefwr Machen – second early red dual purpose from Chepstow area Marged (Morgan) Nicolas – dual purpose from Dinefwr Monmouth Green – Monmouth to Brecon – also known as Landore Morgan Sweet – adopted early eater/cider, once common in South Wales Afal Pen Caled – cooker from St. Dogmaels, Cardiganshire Afal Pig Aderyn – mid-season general purpose variety – tasty, light cider Afal Pig yr Wydd – mid-season cooker from Llanwrda Afal Pren Glas – early eater from St.Dogmaels, Cardiganshire St. Cecilia – early eater from Bassaleg, Newport (Cox seedling) Afal Tinyrwydd – early cooker from Llangadog Afal Wern – Tenby, Pembrokeshire (Scotch Bridget?) |
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Welsh Cider Apples Morgan Sweet Broom Apple Cadwallader Cummy Norman Perthyre Afal pig aderyn Twyn y Sheriff Breakwells Seedling Frederick Afal Pen Caled |
Welsh Perry Pears Berllanderi Green Gwehelog Red Berllanderi Red Littlecross Huffcap Chapman’s Orange Monmouthshire Burgundy Early St. Brides Potato Pear Gwehelog Welsh Gin
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Please visit our website for further information about Growing Tree Fruit in Wales and how to buy |
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