Pollination partners for: Limoncella

• Pollination Group: Group D
• Self-fertility:  Self-sterile

Taking into account all the relevant factors the following Apple varieties would be suitable pollinators.

• AdmiralGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet perfumed dessert apple best grown in a warm situation.
• Angyal DezsoGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Hungarian apple with a sweet nutty flavour.
• AngoldGroup CSelf-sterile
  A modern disease resistant Czech variety
• Anna BoelensGroup E
  Cox's Orange Pippin x Freiherr von Berlepsch
• Annie ElizabethIn stockGroup EPartially self-fertile
  Regarded as one of the best stewing and baking apples. Attractive maroon blossom.
• Ard Cairn RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Sweet apple from Ireland said to taste like a banana.
• AtalantaGroup D
  Reinette Rouge Etoilee x Cox's Orange Pippin
• Autumn PearmainIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  Thought to be an ancient apple possibly dating from 16th century.
• BannsGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large yellow mid season dessert apple with an elderflower like aroma.
• Barnack BeautyIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late season dual purpose apple with attractive blossom.
• Bascombe MysteryGroup ESelf-sterile
  A late season dessert apple with a strong sweet-sharp flavour.
• Baxters PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late season dessert apple with a fruity aromatic flavour
• Beauty of HantsIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple very similar to Blenheim Orange.
• Beauty of StokeGroup ESelf-sterile
  A fairly sweet late seasion cooking apple.
• BeauchamwellGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late russet apple with a strong sweet sharp flavour
• Belle EnteGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Blood red flushed dessert apple with crisp white flesh.
• Belle de PontoiseGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome old French apple.
• Belvoir SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large late season cooking apple raised at Belvoir Castle.
• Bloody PloughmanIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A legendary dark red dessert apple from Scotland with some red flesh.
• BraeburnIn stockGroup ESelf-fertile
  One of the most popular commercially grown apples. Only suitable for the warmer parts of the UK.
• Braeburn HillwellGroup ESelf-fertile
  A sport of Braeburn.
• Brenchley PippinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old Kentish apple similar to Blenheim Orange.
• Bright FutureGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive new red/orange striped eating apple.
• Bridgwater PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large mild flavoured cooking apple.
• Brown CroftonGroup DSelf-sterile
  A russet apple with an intense sweet-sharp flavour.
• Broad Eyed PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very old English cooking apple.
• Brown's SeedlingGroup ESelf-sterile
  A sweet dual purpose apple.
• Brown's AppleGroup DSelf-sterile
  A full sharp cider apple.
• Burn's SeedlingGroup ESelf-sterile
  A very sweet scented winter apple.
• Calville Blanc d'HiverIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old French variety considered as the best for tarte aux pommes
• Calville Rouge D'HiverGroup D
  A very old and well known French cooking apple
• Cambusnethan PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old dual purpose apple once highly regarded inScotland.
• Captain KiddIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  The more highly coloured sport of Kidd's Orange Red with a strong pear drops flavour.
• CarolineGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet late dessert apple from Norfolk.
• CelliniIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple widely grown around Victorian London.
• ChardenGroup ESelf-sterile
  Golden Delicious x Reinette Clochard, a French dessert apple with better flavour than Golden Delicious
• Cherry CoxGroup C
  A Red Flushed clone of Cox's Orange Pippin from Denmark
• Nuvar™ Cheerfull Gold™In stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive new dessert apple with an intense sweet-sharp Cox like flavour.
• Chelmsford WonderIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  Once a widely grown and popular cooking apple.
• Chivers DelightGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very good crisp sweet dessert apple which keeps very well.
• Cider Lady's FingerIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A mild sharp cider apple probably originating in South West England.
• Clopton RedGroup ESelf-sterile
  A bright red flushed aromatic, sweet apple.
• Cockett's RedGroup DSelf-sterile
  A bright red sharp late dessert apple.
• Colonel YateGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome light flavoured cooking apple.
• Cornish AromaticIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very old English apple variety thought to have been grown in Cornwall for centuries.
• Core Blimey™Group DSelf-sterile
  A new aromatic Cox type apple easier to grow than Cox.
• Cornish GilliflowerIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old English apple with an unusual shape and sweet perfumed flavour orginating from Cornwall.
• CoronationGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome dual-purpose apple named in 1902 to celebrate the coronation of King Edward VII.
• Court of WickGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old West Country late dessert apple with a strong fruity flavour.
• Cox's PomonaGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very attractive and colourful mid season dual purpose apple.
• Crawley ReinetteGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sharp flavoured late dessert apple.
• Crimson CrispGroup DSelf-sterile
  Crimson Crisp is a new scab resistant apple. Bright red mid season fruit with a good sweet flavour.
• Crimson QueeningGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old English apple with dark red skin and an unusual pointed shape.
• CurltailGroup ESelf-sterile
  An old English dual purpose apple with a distinctive curled fleshy stalk.
• Cybele® delrouvalGroup DSelf-fertile
  A most unusual and attractive looking apple with a sweet and crisp flavour.
• D'Arcy SpiceIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A famous old variety from Essex with a distinctive spicy flavour.
• DecioIn stockGroup ESelf-sterile
  An ancient apple believed to date from the time of Attila the Hun.
• Downton PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old apple variety with a strong cidery flavour popular in Victorian England.
• Duck's BillIn stockGroup ESelf-sterile
  Possibly an ancient variety with an unusual name derived from its unusual shape.
• Dumelow's SeedlingIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A popular Victorian cooking apple and a good frost resistant substitute for Bramley.
• Eady's MagnumGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large late season cooking apple.
• Easter OrangeIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late dessert apple with an intense aromatic flavour.
• EcklinvilleIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old cooking apple originating from Northern Ireland.
• EdelborsdorferGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very sweet apple from Germany with a scent of elderflower.
• Edith HopwoodGroup DSelf-sterile
  A lightly aromatic mid season yellow apple.
• Ellison's OrangeIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  Intensely aromatic Cox like apple with an aniseed flavour. A good alternative to Cox for northern Britain.
• Elmore PippinGroup ESelf-sterile
  A golden yellow dessert apple with an intense sweet sharp flavour.
• ElstarIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  One of the best modern apples with an excellent fruity flavour and good keeping quality.
• EncoreGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large cooking apple. Very acid when used early but mellows with keeping.
• Esopus SpitzenburgGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old American dual purpose apple widely grown in the USA in 19th century renowned apple pies.
• Eynsham DumplingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large cooking apple raised in Oxfordshire.
• Fenouillet GrisGroup DSelf-sterile
  
• FiestaIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A crisp, juicy, sweet apple with some Cox flavour which crops well and keeps extremely well.
• First and LastGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Victorian apple from Sussex claimed to keep in store for up to two years
• Five CrownsGroup ESelf-sterile
  Names after its distinctive five-crowned shape. *SAME AS LONDON PIPPIN*
• FlamencoGroup DSelf-sterile
  A red flushed crisp juicy ballerina apple with a sharp flavour.
• FolkestoneGroup DSelf-sterile
  A red early season dessert apple.
• ForgeGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old traditional dual purpose apple from Sussex
• Foster's SeedlingGroup ESelf-sterile
  A very sharp Victorian cooking apple from Kent.
• FrancisGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small, sweet, lightly aromatic apple similar to Laxton's Superb.
• Fred WebbGroup ESelf-sterile
  A pretty red flushed apple with a strawberry flavour.
• FujiIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A crisp sweet apple with a perfumed honey-like flavour. Requires a warm location for best flavour.
• GalaIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  One of the most widely grown and popular commercial apples.
• Gascoyne's ScarletIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A victorian Kentish variety. Large, handsome red fruit. Produces excellent pink juice.
• GavinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An excellent but little know variety. Very crisp, sweet fruit.
• George CarpenterGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large attractive flushed apple with a good aromatic flavour.
• GladstoneGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A red flushed summer apple. Quite sharp with a raspberry or redcurrant flavour.
• GlasburyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large pink flushed culinary apple.
• Gloucester CrossGroup DSelf-sterile
  A mid season dessert apple with a rich aromatic flavour.
• Gloria MundiGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large cooking apple with an unusual oblong, heavily ribbed shape.
• Gloucester RoyalGroup ESelf-sterile
  A very sweet red apple.
• Gloster 69Group ESelf-sterile
  An attractive large, red flushed apple. Crisp, sweet with a good flavour.
• Golden DeliciousIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  The most widely grown apple throughout the world. Requires a warm location to achieve full sweetness.
• GoldrushGroup DSelf-sterile
  Goldrush is a new disease resistant apple. Golden yellow with a pink blush. Rich sweet flavour. Late ripening and very good keeper.
• Golden HarveyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very old russet apple with an intense sweet sharp flavour. Famous for its strong cider.
• Golden NobleGroup ESelf-sterile
  A handsome large golden yellow late keeping cooking apple.
• Golden ReinetteGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive apple with good fruity taste, similar Blenheim Orange.
• GrantonianGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large fairly sweet cooking apple.
• Grange's PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple with a hint of pineapple flavour.
• Green HarveyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple which keeps its shape when cooked.
• Greenup's PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old dual purpose apple from the North of England
• Green RolandGroup DSelf-sterile
  A mild flavoured green cooking apple from Norfolk
• Grosse SauletteGroup ESelf-sterile
  A small sharp cooking apple from France.
• Grvena LepogvetkaGroup DSelf-sterile
  An intensly flvoured apple from the former Yugoslavia.
• Harang AlmaGroup D
  Old Hungarian market apple
• Harry Masters JerseyIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A West Country cider apple producing a full bitter sweet cider
• Harry PringGroup DSelf-sterile
  A pretty red flushed apple with a sharp flavour.
• HarveyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very old cooking apple originating from East Anglia.
• HawthorndenGroup DSelf-sterile
  A pretty and delicately coloured cooking apple.
• Herefordshire BeefingGroup ESelf-sterile
  A cooking apple with a rich flavour which keeps its shape when cooked.
• Herring's PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive large bright red dessert apple with a good aromatic flavour.
• Heusgen's Golden ReinetteGroup ESelf-sterile
  A bright red flushed apple with a strong sharp fruity flavour.
• Hibb's SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  An interestingly scented aromatic dessert apple.
• High View PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late dessert apple with an intense aromatic flavour.
• Hoary MorningGroup DSelf-sterile
  An dual purpose apple originating from the West Country.
• Holland PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple which keeps its shape when cooked.
• HoneycrispGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet crisp juicy late dessert apple from America sometimes sold a Honeycrunch.
• Horsford ProlificGroup ESelf-sterile
  A large red flushed dessert apple.
• HoublonGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive apple with a rich aromatic flavour from Norfolk.
• Howgate WonderIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  The largest of the English cooking apples capable of producing exhibition fruit of enormous size.
• Ingrid MarieGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Cox-like apple from Denmark. Redder in colour and sharper in flavour than Cox.
• JesterIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very attractive red flushed dessert apple with good frost resistance.
• KarinaGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very beautiful Swiss apple
• KentIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A mildly aromatic dessert apple raised at East Malling in Kent.
• Kidd's Orange RedIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An excellent dessert apple similar to Cox but redder in colour and sweeter in taste.
• King Charles PearmainGroup ESelf-sterile
  A russet apple with a strong nutty flavour.
• King CoffeeGroup ESelf-sterile
  A large dark red apple with a hint of coffee flavour.
• King George VGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late dessert apple with an intense pineapple flavour.
• King of the PippinsIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A good dual purpose apple polupular in France where it is known as Reine des Reinettes.
• KyokkoGroup DSelf-sterile
  Ralls Janet x McIntosh, raised at Aomori Apple Exp St.
• Lady's Finger of LancasterGroup ESelf-sterile
  An unusually elongated cooking apple from Lancashire
• Lady SudeleyGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A large early dessert apple with very pretty red stripes over a yellow skin.
• Langley PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dark red flushed apple with some raspberry flavour.
• Lane's Prince AlbertIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A popular Victorian cooking apple.
• Laxton's PearmainGroup ESelf-sterile
  Cox's Orange Pippin x Wyken Pippin
• Laxton's TriumphGroup DSelf-sterile
  An aromatic and sharp apple 'Cox's Orange Pippin' x ' King of Pippins'
• Lemon PippinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old apple with a lemon shape and colour.
• Lewis's IncomparableGroup ESelf-sterile
  A large cooking apple with pretty red striped skin.
• LimelightIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An excellent new disease resistant dessert apple bred in Kent.
• LINDELGroup DSelf-sterile
  Richared Delicious x Linda, a large heaveily ribbed apple.
• Little PaxGroup DSelf-sterile
  A new aromatic late dessert apple reminiscent of Victorian Pearmain apples.
• Lombarts CalvilleGroup CSelf-sterile
  Believed to be a Calville Blanc D'hiver seedling, raised by P. Lombarts in Zundert.
• London PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  A mid season dessert apple with a Pearmain shape
• London PippinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A prominently ribbed late cooking apple also known as Five Crown because of its shape.
• Longney RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late season russet with excellent keeping qualities.
• Lord BurghleyGroup ESelf-sterile
  A dark red flushed late dessert apple which keeps very well.
• Lord DerbyIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A good disease resistant cooking apple suitable for northern Britain.
• Lord StradbrokeGroup DSelf-sterile
  A prominently ribed fairly sweet cooking apple.
• Lovacka RenetaGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late season dessert apple from former Yugoslavia, sweet soft juicy flesh.
• LucullusGroup DSelf-sterile
  Jonathan x Cox's Orange Pippin
• Lynn's PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Cox type mid season dessert apple.
• Mabbott's PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small red speckled dessert apple from Maidstone, Kent.
• Maclean's FavouriteGroup ESelf-sterile
  A rich sweet sharp apple with some pineapple flavour.
• Mannington's PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old rich aromatic apple found growing in a blacksmith's garden
• Mary BarnettGroup CSelf-sterile
  Lane's Prince Albert seedling, raised by Mrs Mary Jane Barnett.
• Marriage-MakerGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive mid seasson dessert apple.
• MaxtonGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A more reliable cropping clone of Laxton's Superb
• May BeautyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dark red flushed apple.
• May QueenGroup DSelf-sterile
  A heavy cropping apple with a fruity brisk flavour.
• MekuGroup DSelf-sterile
  Tsugara x Iwai raised Aomori Apple Exp St. Japan. An attractive, tall, conical sweet dessert apple.
• Merton BeautyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet apple with a rich aniseed flavour.
• Merton JoyGroup CSelf-sterile
  Very similar to a Cox, not as intense.
• MichelinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A popular medium bittersweet cider apple from France.
• Michaelmas RedGroup DSelf-sterile
  A pretty early to mid season pink flushed apple.
• MimiGroup DSelf-sterile
  Jonathan x Cox's Orange Pippin, a less intense Cox.
• Mollie's DeliciousIn stockGroup ESelf-sterile
  A large crisp and juicy apple with a very pleasant sweet taste.
• MorgenrotGroup CSelf-sterile
  A Cox's Orange Pippin seedling, a juicy sweet apple.
• Morley's SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  Alfriston x Lane's Prince Albert, large cooking apple
• American MotherGroup DPartially self-fertile
  An old American apple dating from the mid 19th Century
• Mrs PhillimoreGroup DSelf-sterile
  Cox's Pomona x Mother (American) Looks like Cox's pomona, Tastes like Mother
• Nancy JacksonGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old cooking apple grown in Yorkshire in 19th Century.
• NasonaGroup DSelf-sterile
  An unusual very sweet oblong shaped apple from Italy.
• Crimson Newton WonderGroup DSelf-sterile
  A more highly coloured sport of Newton Wonder
• Newton WonderIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  An attractive and popular traditional English cooking apple.
• Nolan PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A strong sweet-sharp flavour apple.
• Northern GreeningGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old English cooking apple.
• Norfolk Royal RussetIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A vastly superior russetted sport of Norfolk Royal. Very aromatic and light crisp flesh. One of the most beautiful apples in my opinion
• Norfolk RoyalIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A bright red apple with sweet crisp and juicy white flesh.
• Northern SpyGroup ESelf-sterile
  An old American apple once very popular mainly as a cooking, juicing and drying apple.
• NorthwoodGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old apple thought to have originated from Devon.
• Oaken PinGroup CSelf-sterile
  Egg shaped apple with a rich flavour.
• OrangenburgGroup DSelf-sterile
  A rich armoatic apple with some Cox flavour.
• OrinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very sweet yellow apple from Japan.
• OtavaIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A new disease resistant apple with an attactive pink blush. Firm and crisp with a tangy sharp flavour.
• Palmer's RoseyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A red summer apple with a strong Cox like flavour.
• Park Farm PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A new early season dessert apple. Good disease resistance. Juicy with sweet flavour.
• Paradice Gold™Group DSelf-sterile
  A new variety chosen by the Lodon Paralympic Legacy for planting in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
• ParoquetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dessert apple with a raspberry flavour
• Patte de LoupGroup DSelf-sterile
  An apple which looks like it has been scratched by a wolf
• Pig's Nose PippinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small apple shaped like a pig's snout.
• Pigeonette de RouenGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old French conical shaped russet
• Pine Golden PippinGroup ESelf-sterile
  A sweet sharp apple with a hint of pineapple flavour.
• Pink PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  An acidic red fleshed apple from Germany
• PinovaGroup DSelf-sterile
  A disease resistant late dessert apple. Hangs well on the tree. Good fruity flavour.
• Pitmaston Pine AppleIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small golden russet apple with a very distinctive strong pineapple flavour.
• PixieIn stockGroup ESelf-sterile
  An excellent very late eating apple. Crisp with a sharp flavour.
• PollyIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple from Cornwall.
• PomeroyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A handsome sweet apple with pineapple like acidity.
• Potts' SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A cooking apple which cooks to a juicy froth needing little added sugar.
• President BoudewijnGroup DSelf-sterile
  Jonathan x Cox's Orange Pippin, very similar to a Cox
• Prins BernhardGroup DSelf-sterile
  Jonathan x Cox's Orange Pippin, a cox like apple with the appearance of Jonathan
• PrimusGroup CSelf-sterile
  Reinette Rouge Etoilee x Cox's Orange Pippin, Very sweet apple.
• Red DeliciousGroup DSelf-sterile
  One of the most widely grown apples particularly popular in North America.
• RedfreeGroup DSelf-sterile
  A disease resistant maroon dessert apple, bred by the co-operative disease resistant programme of Illinios, Indiana and New Jersey Exp Sts.
• Nuvar® Red GlossGroup DSelf-sterile
  A shiny red fruit which is sweet, crisp and juicy.
• Red JoanetingGroup ESelf-sterile
  Red Joaneting is an old English summer apple with a sharp refreshing flavour.
• Red SauceIn stockGroup ESelf-sterile
  An old American apple with pink stained flesh.
• Reinette Rouge ÉtoiléeGroup D
  An old famous European apple with a distinct ribbed shape
• Rivers St MartinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very sweet maroon apple raised by Thomas Rivers
• Robert BlatchfordGroup ESelf-sterile
  Blenheim Orange x Rev. W. Wilks, a pale yellow cooker.
• Rosmarina BiancaGroup DSelf-sterile
  Named for its aroma of rosemary
• Roter AnanasGroup DSelf-sterile
  A beautiful apple with a bright scarlet flush and strong pineapple flavour.
• Royal SnowGroup ESelf-sterile
  A sweet red dessert apple.
• SabarosGroup DSelf-sterile
  A French cooking apple which keeps it shape when cooked
• Scarlet CroftonGroup DSelf-sterile
  Attractive dark red apple from Ireland.
• SchoolmasterGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late cooking apple once grown commercially for canning.
• Scrumptious®In stockGroup DSelf-fertile
  An excellent disease resistant early dessert apple with a fragrant honeyed flavour.
• Seaton HouseGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large cooking apple from Scotland which keeps its shape when cooked.
• Seabrook RedGroup DSelf-sterile
  A white fleshed red apple with a hint of strawberry flavour.
• SepterGroup ESelf-sterile
  Jonathan x Golden Delicious, a sweet honeyed dessert apple
• Sharleston PippinGroup ESelf-sterile
  Quite sweet, soft juicy fleshed apple.
• Sheep's NoseGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large prominently ribbed apple which takes its name from its unusual shape.
• ShoesmithGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome cooking apple.
• Smart's Prince ArthurGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old 19th Century Kent cooking apple which keeps well.
• Somerset RedstreakGroup DSelf-sterile
  A bittersweet cider apple from Somerset
• SpartanIn stockGroup DSelf-fertile
  A popular dark red dessert apple. Heavy cropper and easy to grow.
• SpencerGroup DSelf-sterile
  A crisp juicy red apple with a very pleasant sweet flavour with good balancing acidity.
• SplendourGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive dessert apple which keeps well. Taste resembles Idared and Red Delicious.
• St AilredGroup CSelf-sterile
  A juicy apple similar in flavour to a ripe James Grieve
• StarkingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Red Delicious clone with better colour
• StarkrimsonGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sport of Red Delicious apple.
• Starkspur Golden DeliciousGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sport of Golde Delicious apple.
• Stanway SeedlingGroup ESelf-sterile
  Quite large cooking apple.
• Storey's SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A crisp, juicy apple with plenty of flavour.
• Laxton's SuperbIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A sweet dessert partially self-fertile apple with the aromatic flavour of Cox.
• SurpriseGroup DSelf-sterile
  Quite sweet with a pear-like flavour which keeps its shape when cooked.
• Sussex MotherGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old Sussex apple. Sweet with a distinctive spicy flavour and a hint of aniseed.
• Sweet DeliciousGroup DSelf-sterile
  Deacon Jones x Red Delicious, a very sweet red dessert apple from America
• Sweet SocietyIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A new classic cox type apple selected by the RHS to celebrate their Bicentennial.
• Szaszpap AlmaGroup ESelf-sterile
  An ancient dessert apple from Transylvania with a sweet taste, the name means Saxon Priest's apple
• Taunton CrossGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Wealthy seedling, sweet-sharp dessert apple
• TelstarGroup DSelf-sterile
  Golden Delicious x Kidd's Orange Red, raised by J. H. Kidd, Wairarapa Valley, NZ. A very sweet apple, like a Golden Delicious with Kidd's orange red flavour.
• Ten CommandmentsIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small dark red flushed apple used for cider making.
• Thomas RiversGroup DSelf-sterile
  An American mother seedling used for apple pies
• Tickled Pink Baya® MarisaGroup DSelf-sterile
  A new red fleshed dual purpose apple.
• Tiroler SpitzledererGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Nonpareil type russet valued for it's good storage.
• Twinings PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  Not true variety de-accessed by Brogdale
• Tydeman's Early WorcesterIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  An early season apple which is very juicy and sweet with a hint of strawberry flavour.
• Tydeman's Late OrangeIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A good late dessert variety similar to Cox in flavour but sharper and later ripening.
• UnderleafGroup ESelf-sterile
  medium to large sized light yellow apple
• Victory (Carpenter)Group DSelf-sterile
  A large colourful cooking apple .
• Westfield seek-no-furtherGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet and nutty dessert apple once a favourite in C19th New England, USA.
• West View SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet-sharp apple.
• Wheeler's RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A cinnamon russet apple best stored and eaten in the new year.
• Winter BananaGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive large apple from America.
• Winter GemIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive sweet late ripening apple with good keeping qualities and disease resistance.
• Winter MajetinGroup ESelf-sterile
  An old variety once grown for the market in Norfolk.
• WinstonGroup DSelf-fertile
  An aromatic Cox like apple but sharper and later season than Cox.
• WoodfordGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large light flavoured cooker from Essex.
• Woolbrook RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet-sharp cooker with good flavour.
• Wormsley PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old dessert apple named after Wormsley grange in Herefordshire
• Wyken PippinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small bright yellow intensly flavoured sweet sharp apple.