- 1Autumn Pearmain
Thought to be an ancient apple possibly dating from 16th century.
- 2Captain Kidd
The more highly coloured sport of Kidd's Orange Red with a strong pear drops flavour.
- 3Carswell's Orange
A handsom aromatic mid season dessert apple.
- 4Cellini
A dual purpose apple widely grown around Victorian London.
- 5Cox's Orange Pippin
Regarded as the finest of English apples with an intense aromatic flavour rarely matched by any other.
- 6Crimson Peasgood
A more highly coloured sport of Peasgood Nonesuch.
- 7Hamid's Red Pippin®
New seedling apple raised at Keepers Nursery and named after my dearly missed father Hamid Habibi
- 8Jupiter
An excellent Cox type apple. Larger and redder in colour than Cox.
- 9King of the Pippins
A good dual purpose apple polupular in France where it is known as Reine des Reinettes.
- 10Lady's Finger of Offaly
A long conical shaped apple
- 11Limelight
An excellent new disease resistant dessert apple bred in Kent.
- 12McIntosh Red
A very popular apple in North America where it is often referred to simply as Mac. The famous Apple personal computer was named after this apple.
- 13Merton Worcester
An excellent early to mid season red apple with a strawberry flavour.
- 14Nuvar™ Cabare™
new dessert apple
- 15Nuvar™ Stardance™
new dessert apple
- 16Opalescent
A very striking large dark red apple one widely grown in New England.
- 17Peasgood's Nonsuch
A handsome Victorian cooking apple excellent for baked apple.
- 18Red Sauce
An old American apple with pink stained flesh.
- 19Red Windsor®
An aromatic Cox like apple. Sweeter and more diseases resistant than Cox.
- 20Rubinette
One of the best tasting apples in the world. An excellent strong cox like balanced taste.
- 21Rubinola
A delicious and attractive modern disease resistant apple with sweet melting flesh. Very reliable cropper.
- 22Shenandoah
A reliable cropper with an excellent flavour similar to Cox.
British-grown fruit trees