- 1Margil
A small Cox like apple.
- 2Marie Menard
French Cider variety
- 3Marriage-Maker
An attractive mid seasson dessert apple.
- 4Marseigna
A French bittersweet cider variety
- 5Mary Barnett
Lane's Prince Albert seedling, raised by Mrs Mary Jane Barnett.
- 6Mary Green
A sharp culinary apple discovered by D.E. Green of Surrey
- 7Maxton
A more reliable cropping clone of Laxton's Superb
- 8May Beauty
A dark red flushed apple.
- 9May Queen
Sold-out
A heavy cropping apple with a fruity brisk flavour.
- 10McIntosh 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.
- 11Mead's Broading
A large attractive cooking apple used to make puree
- 12Measday's Favourite
An old fashioned mid season English cooking apple.
- 13Medaille d'Or
A small russet cider apple producing a full bittersweet cider.
- 14Meku
Tsugara x Iwai raised Aomori Apple Exp St. Japan. An attractive, tall, conical sweet dessert apple.
- 15Melba
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A pink flushed earrly dessert apple with a refreshing summer fruit flavour.
- 16Melrose
A large ribbed cooking apple once very popular in Tweedside.
- 17Mere de Menage
An old European cooking apple once also widely grown in the UK.
- 18Meridian
A mildly aromatic Cox type apple raised at East Malling Kent.
- 19Merton Beauty
A sweet apple with a rich aniseed flavour.
- 20Merton Charm
A heavy cropping lightly aromatic early dessert apple.
- 21Merton Joy
Very similar to a Cox, not as intense.
- 22Merton Prolific
Northern greening x Cox's Orange Pippin
- 23Merton Russet
An intensely sharp flavoured fine russet apple.
- 24Merton Worcester
An excellent early to mid season red apple with a strawberry flavour.
- 25Meteor
A modern Czech dessert apple
- 26Michaelmas Red
A pretty early to mid season pink flushed apple.
- 27Michelin
A popular medium bittersweet cider apple from France.
- 28Miller's Seedling
An attractive sweet summer apple once widely grown in England.
- 29Millicent Barnes
An old mid season red flushed dessert apple from Cheshire with quite sharp flavour.
- 30Mimi
Jonathan x Cox's Orange Pippin, a less intense Cox.
- 31Minshull Crab
A sharp apple from Cheshire which keeps shape when cooked
- 32Mollie's Delicious
A large crisp and juicy apple with a very pleasant sweet taste.
- 33Monarch
A once popular English cooking apple.
- 34Montfort
An attractive red flushed late dessert apple.
- 35Monty's Surprise
The variety with the most antioxidant content
- 36Morgan Sweet
An early ripening sweet cider apple.
- 37Morgenrot
A Cox's Orange Pippin seedling, a juicy sweet apple.
- 38Morley's Seedling
Alfriston x Lane's Prince Albert, large cooking apple
- 39Mrs Phillimore
Cox's Pomona x Mother (American) Looks like Cox's pomona, Tastes like Mother
- 40Nancy Jackson
An old cooking apple grown in Yorkshire in 19th Century.
- 41Nanny
A large sweet apple.
- 42Nasona
An unusual very sweet oblong shaped apple from Italy.
- 43Neild's Drooper
A rich and juicy sweet dual purpose apple.
- 44Nemes Szercsika Alma
A very large sharp cooking apple from Hungary.
- 45New Rock Pippin
An apple from Cambridgeshire with rich sweet and sharp flavour
- 46Newton Wonder
An attractive and popular traditional English cooking apple.
- 47Nigde
A very sweet apple from Turkey.
- 48Nolan Pippin
A strong sweet-sharp flavour apple.
- 49Nonpareil
An old variety with an intense sweet sharp flavour.
- 50Norfolk Beauty
A large and very pretty mild flavoured mid season cooking apple.
- 51Norfolk Beefing
A dark purplish red dual purpose apple from Norfolk.
- 52Norfolk Coleman
A dark red-coloured dessert apple from Norfolk
- 53Norfolk Royal
Sold-out
A bright red apple with sweet crisp and juicy white flesh.
- 54Norfolk Royal Russet
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A vastly superior russetted sport of Norfolk Royal. Very aromatic and light crisp flesh. One of the most beautiful apples in my opinion
- 55Norfolk Summer Broadend
A large irregularly shaped cooking apple from Norfolk.
- 56Northern Greening
An old English cooking apple.
- 57Northern Spy
Sold-out
An old American apple once very popular mainly as a cooking, juicing and drying apple.
- 58Northwood
An old apple thought to have originated from Devon.
- 59Nutmeg Pippin
A small golden russet
- 60Nuvar™ Cabare™
new dessert apple
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