Treat yourself or a loved one to our ever-popular afternoon tea which includes our gorgeous homemade scones with jam butter and clotted cream, individual sandwiches, mini cakes and a hot drink or soft drink.Booking is essential, please call 01664812012 option 3. All dietary requirements are also catered for.- Malus domestica 'Discovery'Discovery (dessert) apple. Easy to grow variety. White blossom appears in spring, fruit is ripe from late August. Apples are bright red and sweet in flavour. Requires a nearby apple tree of a different variety for good cropping. Plant in moist soil, in a sunny spot.
- Malus domestica 'Cox's Self-Fertile'Cox's (dessert) apple. Easy to grow variety. White pink-blossom appears in spring. Fruit is ripe from October. Apples are orange-flushed, aromatic, and rich in flavour. Self-fertile, produces a heavy and reliable crop. Plant in moist soil, in a sunny spot.
- Malus domestica 'James Grieve'James Grieve (dessert and culinary) apple. Easy to grow variety. White-pink blossom appears in spring, fruit is ripe from September. Apples are orange-red striped, juicy, and sweet when picked later. Partially self-fertile but will benefit from another nearby apple tree. Plant in moist soil, in a sunny spot.
- Pyrus communis 'Conference'Conference (dessert and culinary) pear. The most popular pea variety. White flowers appear in spring, fruit is ripe from September. Pears are firm, juicy, and sweet. Self-fertile, heavy and reliable cropping. Plant in any soil, in a sunny spot.
- Prunus avium 'Morello'Morello (culinary) cherry. White flowers appear in spring, fruit is ripe from late July. Cherries are dark-red, small, and great in preserves and pies. Self-fertile, heavy and reliable cropping. Plant in moist, well-drained soil in sun or partial shade.
