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Apricot Early MoorparkApricot Early Moorpark A mid season variety, Apricot Early Moorpark is an earlier ripening form of the popular 18th century English variety Moorpark. It is well adapted to cooler climates, but more suited to the warmer parts of Ireland. The fruit is golden yellow, paler than modern apricots but tender and with an excellent flavour, red flushed when ripe. Very attractive, small tree. Best trained against a warm wall, as the flowers are at risk from

Cryptomeria japonica Vilmoriniana is a variety of the Japanese Cedar

The flavour is outstanding for an early apple

an increasing problem in Irish conditions

Height: 5’ (1

Plum Oullin's Golden Gage

Shrub rose Margaret Merril is healthy and strong-growing

so useful in small gardens

once-flowering cultivar of the species

suitable for organic growing

Braeburn was discovered in a New Zealand orchard in the 1950s

Apple Kerry Pippin is a good choice for the smaller garden

flexible stems