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Plant the following
varieties in order to enjoy a long succession
of fruit:
Apples (culinary)
Grenadier Aug-Sept
Wealthy Oct-Nov
Monarch Nov-Dec
Wagener Jan-Mar
Annie Elizabeth Apr-May
Apples (dessert)
Elton Beauty Aug-Sept
James Grieve Oct-Nov
Golden Delicious Nov-Dec
Cox’s Orange Pippin Jan-Mar
Brownlee’s Russet Apr-May
Plums and gages
Denniston’s Superb Aug-Sept
Victoria Oct
Jefferson Oct
Reine Claude de Bavay Dec
Pears
Clapp’s Favourite Aug-Sept
William’s (Bartlett) Oct
Conference Oct
Roosevelt Dec
Cherries
Early Rivers May (late)
Merton Heart June
Amber Heart July
Waterloo Aug (early)
Gooseberries
May Duke May (late)
Whitesmith June
Careless July
Leveller Aug (early)
Strawberries
Cambridge Favourite June
Royal Sovereign July
Montrose Aug
Gento Sept-Oct
Red Rich or La Sans Rivale Oct-Dec
Currants
Laxton’s Giant June
Wellington XXX July
Westwick Choice Aug
Amos Black Sept-Oct
Raspberries
Glen Clova Early July
Malling Promise Late July
Taylor Early Aug
Malling Admiral Late Aug
September Sept
Blackberries
Bedford Giant Early July
Merton Thornless Late July
Himalaya Giant Early Aug
Oregon Thornless Late Aug
Lowberry Sept
Peaches
Hale’s Early Late July
Alexander Early Aug
Peregrine Late Aug
Royal George Early Sept
Apricots
Alfred Late July
Early Moorpark Early Aug
Hemskerk Late Aug
Moorpark Early Sept
The tree fruits have been selected as suitable
pollinators for each other – essential for
heavy crops.
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