Pollination partners for: Rivers Nonsuch

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

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

• AcmeGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive crimson flushed apple with a rich fruity flavour.
• Adams PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  A handsome apple with an unusual conical shape and a dry nutty flavour.
• AdmiralGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet perfumed dessert apple best grown in a warm situation.
• Laxton's AdvanceGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A lightly aromatic summer dessert apple.
• AkeroGroup BSelf-sterile
  A beautiful summer apple from Sweden.
• AlfristonGroup CSelf-sterile
  A traditional old cooking apple from Sussex.
• AlkmeneGroup BSelf-fertile
  An aromatic Cox like dessert apple from Germany also known and sold as Early Windsor.
• Allen's EverlastingGroup CSelf-sterile
  An interesting and unusual dark russet apple from Ireland with an intense sweet flavour.
• Allington PippinGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A dual purpose apple with a strong sharp, bitter-sweet flavour.
• AmbassyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large, crisp and juicy sweet dessert apple grown commercially and sold as Estival or Delcorf.
• AngoldGroup CSelf-sterile
  A modern disease resistant Czech variety
• Ananas ReinetteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small golden apple with a strong sweet-sharp pineapple flavour.
• AntonovkaGroup BSelf-sterile
  A very hardy dual purpose apple from Russia.
• ApiGroup CSelf-sterile
  An ancient apple esteemed through the centuries for its decorative qualities.
• Api NoirGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small dark purple coloured apple of possibly ancient origin.
• Ard Cairn RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Sweet apple from Ireland said to taste like a banana.
• Aromatic RussetGroup CSelf-sterile
  A beautiful golden russet apple with an intense sweet-sharp flavour.
• Arthur W BarnesGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive cooking apple with good flavour.
• Arthur TurnerGroup CPartially self-fertile
  One of the best early season cooking apples with a very attractive blossom.
• Autumn GlowGroup BSelf-sterile
  A very attractive apple with bright red and yellow colours. Crisp and sweet with good flavour.
• Autumn PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  Thought to be an ancient apple possibly dating from 16th century.
• Bakers DeliciousGroup BSelf-sterile
  A sweet attractive early season dessert apple originating from Wales.
• Ballarat SeedlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large dual purpose apple requiring a good summer in the UK to ripen well.
• BardseyGroup CSelf-sterile
  Ther 'sainted' apple was found as an ancient tree on the Island of Bardsey (Ynys Enlli) off the coast North Wales
• Barnack OrangeGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season aromatic Cox like dessert apple.
• Baumans ReinetteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season dessert apple with a sharp flavour and hint of strawberry.
• Beauty of BathGroup CSelf-sterile
  A popular very early season dessert apple with a distinctive sharp taste.
• Beauty of BedfordGroup CSelf-sterile
  A mid season dessert apple with a sweet lightly aromatic flavour.
• Beauty of HantsGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple very similar to Blenheim Orange.
• Beauty of MorayGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Scottish summer cooking apple with attractive blossom.
• Bedfordshire FoundlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season cooking apple with a sweet sharp flavour.
• Belle EnteGroup DSelf-sterile
  A Blood red flushed dessert apple with crisp white flesh.
• Belle-Fille NormandeGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season cooking apple with a sweet sharp flavour.
• Belle FlavoiseGroup CSelf-sterile
  A pretty summer cooking apple.
• Bellefleur-KitikaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very hardy dessert apple from Russia.
• Belle de PontoiseGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome old French apple.
• Benenden EarlyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very pretty red striped apple with very good flavour for a summer apple.
• Betty GeesonGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old cooking apple probably from Worcestershire.
• Bethan®Group CSelf-sterile
  Keepers Nursery Seedling 77, named after my beautiful wife Bethan.
• BismarckGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An old Australian cooking apple. Good regular cropper and a useful general purpose cooker.
• Bloody PloughmanGroup DSelf-sterile
  A legendary dark red dessert apple from Scotland with some red flesh.
• Blue PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season dessert apple from America with a distinctive blue bloom.
• BountifulIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A good heavy cropping mild flavoured cooking apple.
• Bow Hill PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet late dessert apple with a slightly nutty flavour.
• Box AppleGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Cornish cooking apple.
• Braintree SeedlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late desset apple with an intense aromatic pineapple like flavour.
• Bramshott RectoryGroup CSelf-sterile
  A lightly aromatic, crisp and juicy early dessert apple.
• BreitlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very sweet large apple with a flowery taste.
• 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.
• Brooke'sGroup CSelf-sterile
  An aromatic mid season dessert apple.
• Brownlees' RussetGroup CSelf-fertile
  A russet apple with a strong fruit drop flavour and very good blossom.
• BudimkaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A traditional Serbian apple.
• Burr KnotGroup CSelf-sterile
  An unusual old cooking apple which roots burrs at the base of its branches.
• Bushey GroveGroup CSelf-sterile
  A mid season cooking apple with attractive fruit and blossom.
• Calville Blanc d'HiverGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old French variety considered as the best for tarte aux pommes
• Captain KiddIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  The more highly coloured sport of Kidd's Orange Red with a strong pear drops flavour.
• CaravelGroup BSelf-sterile
  A rad Canadian summer apple with crisp juicy white flesh.
• Carlisle CodlinGroup BSelf-sterile
  An old cooking apple thought to originate from Cumberland.
• CarolineGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet late dessert apple from Norfolk.
• CelliniGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple widely grown around Victorian London.
• CeltGroup BSelf-sterile
  A handsome dessert apple with a sweet honeyed flavour.
• CharlotteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season Ballerina cooking apple which naturally grows in a columnar form.
• Chad's FavouriteGroup CSelf-sterile
  Northern Greening x Cox's Orange Pippin, a large aromatic dessert apple.
• Charles RossGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A very handsome traditional English dual purpose apple.
• Cherry CoxGroup C
  A Red Flushed clone of Cox's Orange Pippin from Denmark
• Cheddar CrossGroup CSelf-sterile
  An apple with a sharp savoury flavour with a hint of fennel.
• Chelmsford WonderIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  Once a widely grown and popular cooking apple.
• ChipsGroup CSelf-sterile
  An early season dual purpose apple which keeps its shape when cooked.
• Christmas PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A new apple with Cox like aromatic flavour but sweeter and easier to grow than Cox.
• CisteckeGroup CSelf-sterile
  An apple from the Czech Republic. Soft, juicy with a summer fruit flavour.
• CobraGroup CSelf-sterile
  A new dual purpose apple bred from Cox and Bramley with some of the qualities of both.
• Cockle PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An aromatic late dessert apple popular in the 19th century.
• Cockett's RedGroup DSelf-sterile
  A bright red sharp late dessert apple.
• Colonel VaughanGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Kent variety once used for cider making also known as Kentish Pippin.
• Colonel YateGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome light flavoured cooking apple.
• ComradeGroup CSelf-sterile
  A rich, aromatic crisp mid season dessert apple.
• Cornish GilliflowerGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old English apple with an unusual shape and sweet perfumed flavour orginating from Cornwall.
• Cornish HoneypinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very sweet mid season dessert apple from Cornwall.
• CoronationGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large handsome dual-purpose apple named in 1902 to celebrate the coronation of King Edward VII.
• CortlandIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A McIntosh type apple with soft melting white flesh grown commercially in America.
• Flanders CoxGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive red sport of Cox's Orange Pippin from France.
• Cox's Orange PippinIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  Regarded as the finest of English apples with an intense aromatic flavour rarely matched by any other.
• Queen CoxGroup CSelf-sterile
  A more highly coloured and attractive looking sport of Cox's Orange Pippin.
• Self-Fertile CoxGroup CSelf-fertile
  A self-fertile sport of Cox's Orange Pippin.
• Crimson PeasgoodIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A more highly coloured sport of Peasgood Nonesuch.
• DabinettGroup CSelf-fertile
  An bittersweet old Somerset cider apple.
• DawnGroup CSelf-sterile
  A red late dessert apple with sweet-sharp raspberry flavour.
• DelcorfGroup C
  A sweet apple grown commercially in Western Europe.
• Devonshire QuarrendenGroup BPartially self-fertile
  A popular Victorian early dessert apple with a distinctive strawberry flavour.
• Diamond JubileeGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old dual purpose apple named to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
• DiscoveryGroup CSelf-sterile
  A popular disease resistant early dessert apple.
• Doctor CliffordGroup CSelf-sterile
  An early season cooking apple originating from Lincolnshire.
• DominoGroup CSelf-sterile
  A heavy cropping early season cooking apple.
• Dorée de TournaiGroup C
  Old Belgian Russet similar to a Nonpareil
• Downton PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old apple variety with a strong cidery flavour popular in Victorian England.
• Duchess of BedfordGroup CSelf-sterile
  An early season dessert apple with a strong aniseed flavour.
• Duchess's FavouriteGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive apple with a sharp strawberry flavour.
• Duke of DevonshireGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late russet apple with an intense sweet-sharp flavour.
• DunningGroup C
  Early McIntosh x Cox's Orange Pippin cross.
• Laxton's Early CrimsonGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very sweet red summer apple.
• Early JulyanGroup CSelf-sterile
  One of the earliest of the summer apples.
• Early VictoriaGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A popular early cooking apple with excellent flavour.
• East Lothian PippinGroup C
  A summer cooking apple from Scotland which cooks to a juicy puree.
• Easter OrangeGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late dessert apple with an intense aromatic flavour.
• Eccleston PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Cheshire dual purpose apple. Large showy red flushed fruit.
• EcklinvilleIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old cooking apple originating from Northern Ireland.
• Edith HopwoodGroup DSelf-sterile
  A lightly aromatic mid season yellow apple.
• Egremont RussetIn stockGroup BPartially self-fertile
  The best know and most popular of the russet apples. Very distinctive rich nutty flavour.
• Ellison's OrangeGroup DPartially self-fertile
  Intensely aromatic Cox like apple with an aniseed flavour. A good alternative to Cox for northern Britain.
• Elton BeautyGroup BSelf-sterile
  A pretty bright red dessert apple with a slightly sharp strawberry flavour.
• Emperor AlexanderGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large, attractive dual purpose apple thought to have originated from Ukraine.
• EmpireIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An attractive, crisp, dark red dessert apple with a sweet but tangy summer fruit flavour.
• Laxton's EpicureGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A very good summer dessert apple. Sweet and juicy with some Cox flavour.
• ErosGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large red flushed apple with a fruity sharp flavour.
• Esopus SpitzenburgGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old American dual purpose apple widely grown in the USA in 19th century renowned apple pies.
• Exeter CrossGroup CSelf-sterile
  An early dessert apple with a sharp refreshing flavour.
• ExquisiteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A summer apple with an aniseed flavour.
• Eynsham DumplingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large cooking apple raised in Oxfordshire.
• Fairie QueenGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet rich apple with some Cox flavour.
• Red FalstaffGroup CPartially self-fertile
  One of the most popular modern garden varieties. Easy to grow, heavy cropping, crisp and juicy fruit.
• FalstaffIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  Now largely superseded by the more highly coloured sport Red Falstaff.
• FameuseGroup BSelf-sterile
  An old Canadian variety. Bright red, sweet, juicy, soft textured fruit.
• Laxton's FavouriteGroup CSelf-sterile
  Sweet, juicy, attractive summer apple.
• Fearn's PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive small scarlet apple prized by the Victorians for the dining table.
• Fillingham PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sharp fruity apple once popular in Yorskshire.
• FlameGroup CSelf-sterile
  Flame is a pretty pink and red flushed summer apple.
• Flower of the TownGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sharp tasting mid season dessert apple from Yorkshire.
• ForfarGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large and handsome late season dual purpose apple also known as Dutch Mignonne.
• Laxton's FortuneGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A red flushed early season dessert apple with a brisk summer fruit flavour.
• Foulden PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old dual purpose apple from Norfolk.
• FrancisGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small, sweet, lightly aromatic apple similar to Laxton's Superb.
• Nuvar® FrecklesGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very tasty sweet red apple with small russet patches giving it a frecked appearance.
• Freiherr von BerlepschGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old German variety with an intense pineapple flavour.
• FreybergGroup CSelf-sterile
  A delicious apple which is very sweet but also has an intensly aromatic flavour.
• FujiGroup DSelf-sterile
  A crisp sweet apple with a perfumed honey-like flavour. Requires a warm location for best flavour.
• GalaGroup DPartially self-fertile
  One of the most widely grown and popular commercial apples.
• GarnetGroup CSelf-sterile
  A bright red early season dessert apple.
• 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.
• George CaveGroup CSelf-fertile
  A sharp, juicy red summer apple.
• George NealGroup BSelf-sterile
  A large, sharp tasting summer dual purpose apple.
• GladstoneGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A red flushed summer apple. Quite sharp with a raspberry or redcurrant flavour.
• GlockenapfelGroup CSelf-sterile
  An ancient bell shaped culinary apple famous for making apfelstrudel.
• 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.
• Nuvar® GoldGroup CSelf-sterile
  A bright yellow apple with a slight pink blush. It is sweet crisp and juicy.
• Golden DeliciousGroup DSelf-sterile
  The most widely grown apple throughout the world. Requires a warm location to achieve full sweetness.
• Golden HarveyGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very old russet apple with an intense sweet sharp flavour. Famous for its strong cider.
• Nuvar® Golden HillsIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A striking golden yellow apple with crisp juicy flesh and a rich sweet flavour.
• Golden KnobGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small russet apple with an intense sweet-sharp flavour.
• Golden NuggetGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small attractive fruit with an intense sweet-sharp pineapple flavour.
• Golden PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  a very old variety. Intense fruity flavour also used for cooking and cider.
• Golden ReinetteGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive apple with good fruity taste, similar Blenheim Orange.
• Golden RussetGroup BSelf-sterile
  A golden yellow russet apple from America. Sweet with a honeyed flavour.
• Graue HerbstrenetteGroup CSelf-sterile
  an old large sweet dessert russet variety from Europe.
• Grange's PearmainGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple with a hint of pineapple flavour.
• Granny SmithIn stockGroup CSelf-fertile
  One of the most widely grown commercial apples known for its green colour, sharp flavour and firm texture.
• Green BalsamGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season dessert apple from Yorkshire
• GreensleevesGroup BPartially self-fertile
  A popular garden variety which produces regular heavy crops of sweet golden yellow fruit.
• GrenadierGroup CPartially self-fertile
  One of the best known of the early cooking apples.
• Grvena LepogvetkaGroup DSelf-sterile
  An intensly flvoured apple from the former Yugoslavia.
• Harry PringGroup DSelf-sterile
  A pretty red flushed apple with a sharp flavour.
• HawthorndenGroup DSelf-sterile
  A pretty and delicately coloured cooking apple.
• Hereford CrossGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sharp flavoured red early season apple.
• Herefordshire RussetIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An excellent new variety combining the aromatic flavour of a Cox with a golden russet skin.
• Hibb's SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  An interestingly scented aromatic dessert apple.
• Hidden RoseGroup CSelf-sterile
  A curious sweet dessert apple with yellow/orange skin and pink flesh
• High View PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late dessert apple with an intense aromatic flavour.
• Histon FavouriteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple from Cambridgeshire with a brisk fruity flavour.
• Hoary MorningGroup DSelf-sterile
  An dual purpose apple originating from the West Country.
• Hog's SnoutGroup BSelf-sterile
  A sweet-sharp apple shaped like a pig's snout.
• Nuvar® Home FarmGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet crisp apple with a traditional appearance.
• Hormead PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sharp tasting late cooking apple.
• Horsham RussetGroup CSelf-sterile
  An intensly flavoured sweet-sharp russet apple.
• Hounslow WonderGroup C
  A Bright red striped cooking apple that cooks to puree
• Howgate WonderIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  The largest of the English cooking apples capable of producing exhibition fruit of enormous size.
• Hubbard's PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late dessert apple with a rich nutty flavour.
• Huntingdon CodlinGroup CSelf-sterile
  Quite sharp soft fleshed mid season cooking apple.
• Hunt's Duke of GloucesterGroup BSelf-sterile
  A strong flavoured sweet sharp cinnamon russet apple.
• Hunt's EarlyGroup BSelf-sterile
  A sharp early season apple once grown in Kent.
• Hunter's MajesticGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large mid season dual purpose apple.
• IdaredIn stockGroup BSelf-sterile
  A crisp, sweet red apple renowned for its excellent keeping qualities.
• Ingall's RedGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet red summer apple with a strawberry flavour and soft texture.
• James GrieveGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A good heavy cropping early season dual purpose apple from Scotland.
• Poelmans Rode James GrieveGroup CSelf-sterile
  Brighter coloured earlier ripening sport of James Grieve.
• Red James GrieveGroup CSelf-sterile
  A more highly coloured sport of James Grieve.
• James LawsonGroup CSelf-sterile
  A fairly sharp, soft and juicy apple with a curious balsam taste.
• JefferiesGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very pretty red apple with delicate lines and patterns.
• Jersey BlackGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old American apple once known as Black Apple because of its very dark colour.
• John AppleGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old English cooking apple.
• John StandishGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small red flushed apple with an intensely fruity flavour.
• JonathanIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An old American dessert apple. Red flushed, crisp, juicy and sweet but with plenty of refreshing acidity.
• JoybellsGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive apple with sweet melting flesh.
• Kandil SinapGroup CSelf-sterile
  An unusual long shaped apple from Crimea.
• KarinaGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very beautiful Swiss apple
• KatyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A popular early garden variety producing good crops of attractive apples.
• KendallGroup BSelf-sterile
  A McIntosh type apple from America.
• Kentish Pippin (Keepers)Group BSelf-sterile
  A pretty pink flushed apple.
• Kentish QuarrendenIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A dark maroon apple with a sweet nutty flavour.
• KentGroup DSelf-sterile
  A mildly aromatic dessert apple raised at East Malling in Kent.
• Kerry PippinGroup BSelf-sterile
  A small pretty Victorian dessert apple with a rich fruity flavour.
• Kidd's Orange RedIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  An excellent dessert apple similar to Cox but redder in colour and sweeter in taste.
• Kingston BlackGroup CSelf-sterile
  The most popular of the cider apples.
• King of the PippinsGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A good dual purpose apple polupular in France where it is known as Reine des Reinettes.
• KorobovkaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very attractive Russian dessert apple
• Lady's Finger of OffalyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A long conical shaped apple
• Lady HollendaleGroup BSelf-sterile
  A bright red early dessert apple with a sharp flavour.
• Lady IsabelGroup CSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple similar to James Grieve but with a later season.
• Lady LambourneGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A more highly coloured sport of Lord Lambourne.
• Lady SudeleyGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A large early dessert apple with very pretty red stripes over a yellow skin.
• LakelandGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet crisp apple with beautiful maroon flushed skin.
• Lamb Abbey PearmainGroup BSelf-sterile
  A small apple with an intense sweet sharp pineapple flavour.
• Lamb's SeedlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large red flushed dual purpose apple.
• Langley PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dark red flushed apple with some raspberry flavour.
• Lane's Prince AlbertGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A popular Victorian cooking apple.
• Landsberger ReinetteIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet, juicy soft fleshed apples once widely grown in Northern Europe.
• Lass O' GowrieGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Scottish summer cooking apple.
• LeatherjacketGroup CSelf-sterile
  A yellow cooking apple originating from Essex.
• LemoenGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large lemon yellow apple, with a lemony acidic taste.
• LibertyGroup CSelf-sterile
  One of the first and best disease resistant apple from USA
• LimelightGroup DSelf-sterile
  An excellent new disease resistant dessert apple bred in Kent.
• LindaGroup BSelf-sterile
  A crisp juicy dark red apple with a refreshing strawberry flavour.
• LINDELGroup DSelf-sterile
  Richared Delicious x Linda, a large heaveily ribbed apple.
• LiptonGroup CSelf-sterile
  A heavily ribbed red apple with a delicate fresh strawberry flavour.
• Little PaxGroup DSelf-sterile
  A new aromatic late dessert apple reminiscent of Victorian Pearmain apples.
• LoboGroup CSelf-sterile
  A Mcintosh seedling with a maroon flush and a light strawberry flavour.
• Lombarts CalvilleGroup CSelf-sterile
  Believed to be a Calville Blanc D'hiver seedling, raised by P. Lombarts in Zundert.
• Nuvar® Long HarvestGroup CSelf-sterile
  A pinkish red apple which ripens one by one over a long period giving an extended harvesting season.
• Lord GrosvenorGroup CSelf-sterile
  An early season codlin-type cooking apple.
• Lord HindlipGroup CSelf-sterile
  A handsome, crimon flushed apple.
• Lord LambourneGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A popular traditional English mid season apple. Good flavour and disease resistance.
• Lord LennoxGroup BSelf-sterile
  A very handsome dark red apple with an intense aromatic balanced flavour.
• Lord NelsonGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large red striped apple from New Zealand.
• Lord RoseberyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A pretty bright red summer apple with some strwberry flavour.
• Lord StradbrokeGroup DSelf-sterile
  A prominently ribed fairly sweet cooking apple.
• Lucombe's SeedlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large prominently ribbed sharp crisp apple once popular in Cornwall.
• Luntersche PippelingGroup BSelf-sterile
  A rich sweet-sharp apple raised as a seedling in Lunteren, Veluwe, Netherlands
• 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.
• MacounGroup CSelf-sterile
  McIntosh x Jersey Black, a very dark red sweet dessert apple with white flesh.
• Madresfield CourtGroup CSelf-sterile
  A rich mildly aromatic sweet mid season dessert apple.
• MaglemerGroup BSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose old Danish apple, widely planted in Sweden and Denmark
• Maidstone FavouriteGroup BSelf-sterile
  A summer apple from my local town Maidstone, Kent
• MaigoldGroup CSelf-sterile
  Franc Roseau x Golden Delicous, syn Gold-N-Rose, Grown commercially in Switzerland
• 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.
• MargilGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small Cox like apple.
• MaxtonGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A more reliable cropping clone of Laxton's Superb
• May QueenGroup DSelf-sterile
  A heavy cropping apple with a fruity brisk flavour.
• McIntosh RedGroup BSelf-sterile
  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.
• MelbaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A pink flushed earrly dessert apple with a refreshing summer fruit flavour.
• Nuvar® MelodyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A red flushed apple. Sweet crisp and juicy. Blossom shows some frost resistance.
• MelroseGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large ribbed cooking apple once very popular in Tweedside.
• MeridianGroup CSelf-sterile
  A mildly aromatic Cox type apple raised at East Malling Kent.
• Merton JoyGroup CSelf-sterile
  Very similar to a Cox, not as intense.
• Merton ProlificGroup CSelf-sterile
  Northern greening x Cox's Orange Pippin
• Merton RussetGroup CSelf-sterile
  An intensely sharp flavoured fine russet apple.
• Merton WorcesterGroup CSelf-sterile
  An excellent early to mid season red apple with a strawberry flavour.
• Michaelmas RedGroup DSelf-sterile
  A pretty early to mid season pink flushed apple.
• Millicent BarnesGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old mid season red flushed dessert apple from Cheshire with quite sharp flavour.
• Miller's SeedlingGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An attractive sweet summer apple once widely grown in England.
• MonarchGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A once popular English cooking apple.
• MonidelIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive red and yellow early dessert apple. Excellent sweet flavour, juicy and crisp.
• MontfortGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive red flushed late dessert apple.
• MorgenrotGroup CSelf-sterile
  A Cox's Orange Pippin seedling, a juicy sweet apple.
• Morris' RussetGroup CSelf-sterile
  Similar looking to a Nonpareil with crimson flush under russet, attractive blossom.
• 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.
• New Rock PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An apple from Cambridgeshire with rich sweet and sharp flavour
• Nolan PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A strong sweet-sharp flavour apple.
• NonpareilIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old variety with an intense sweet sharp flavour.
• Norfolk BeautyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large and very pretty mild flavoured mid season cooking apple.
• Norfolk ColemanGroup CSelf-sterile
  A dark red-coloured dessert apple from Norfolk
• Nutmeg PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small golden russet
• Oaken PinGroup CSelf-sterile
  Egg shaped apple with a rich flavour.
• Old PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very old dessert apple
• OpalGroup CSelf-sterile
  Crimson flushed apple with a hint of strawberry flavour. Different from the yellow apple of same name now grown and sold commercially.
• OpalescentGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very striking large dark red apple one widely grown in New England.
• OrinIn stockGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very sweet yellow apple from Japan.
• Owen ThomasGroup CSelf-sterile
  An intensely sweet sharp soft fleshed summer apple.
• Oxford ConquestGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large late eating apple with a sweet sharp flavour.
• Oxford HoardGroup CSelf-sterile
  Sturmer Pippin x Golden Russet, raised by F. W. Wastie, Eynsham, Oxford
• 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.
• ParoquetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A dessert apple with a raspberry flavour
• PaularedGroup CSelf-sterile
  A McIntosh type apple with a Strawberry flavour
• PeacemakerGroup CSelf-sterile
  A lightly aromatic sweet mid season apple.
• Peasgood's NonsuchIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A handsome Victorian cooking apple excellent for baked apple.
• PearlGroup CSelf-sterile
  Worcester Pearmain x Rival
• Peck's PleasantIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A rich sweet apple once popular in New England.
• Pickering's SeedlingGroup CSelf-sterile
  Quite rich flavoured mid season eating apple.
• Pink PearmainGroup CSelf-sterile
  An acidic red fleshed apple from Germany
• Pitmaston Pine AppleGroup DSelf-sterile
  A small golden russet apple with a very distinctive strong pineapple flavour.
• Pitmaston Russet NonpareilGroup CSelf-sterile
  A russt apple with a mixture of the sweet-sharp Nonpareil and the nutty Egremont Russet flavours.
• 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.
• Prinses BeatrixGroup CSelf-sterile
  Cox's Orange Pippin x Jonathan. raised by IVT, Wageningen.
• Prinses IreneGroup BSelf-sterile
  Cox's Orange Pippin x Jonathan raised by IVT, Wageningen
• Prinses MarijkeGroup CSelf-sterile
  Jonathan x Cox's Orange Pippin raised by IVT, Wageningen
• PrimusGroup CSelf-sterile
  Reinette Rouge Etoilee x Cox's Orange Pippin, Very sweet apple.
• PrincesseGroup CSelf-sterile
  A heavy cropping russet apple of very good quality. Less nutty flavour than Egremont Russet but easier to grow.
• Purpurroter CousinotGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very old sweet perfumed apple probably oringinating in the Netherlands or Germany.
• Queen CarolineGroup CSelf-sterile
  A cooking apple which cooks to a creamy well flavoured puree.
• QueenGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very pretty large cooking apple cooking to a lovely bright yellow sharp puree.
• RajkaIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attactive disease resistant modern variety with an excellent sweet flavour and good keeping qualities.
• Laxton's RearguardGroup CSelf-sterile
  A firm crisp apple with an intense aromatic flavour.
• Red DeliciousGroup DSelf-sterile
  One of the most widely grown apples particularly popular in North America.
• Red DevilGroup CSelf-fertile
  A new disease resistant apple with a refreshing tangy flavour and pink tinged flesh.
• Red DoughertyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A highly coloured sport of the Australian variety Dougherty
• Nuvar® Red GlossGroup DSelf-sterile
  A shiny red fruit which is sweet, crisp and juicy.
• RedgoldGroup CSelf-sterile
  Golden Delicious x Richared Delicious, a very sweet apple.
• Redcoat GrieveGroup CSelf-sterile
  A Heavier cropping clone of James Grieve discovered by H. Jones at Letchworth.
• Red MillerGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A more highly coloured sport of Miller's Seedling.
• RedsleevesGroup CSelf-fertile
  A disease resistant early dessert apple. Attractive, crisp, sweet and juicy fruit.
• Red VictoriaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large dark red flushed cooking apple.
• Red Windsor®Group BSelf-fertile
  An aromatic Cox like apple. Sweeter and more diseases resistant than Cox.
• Reinette de BrucbrucksGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large handsome intensely aromatic dessert apple
• Reverend W WilksGroup BSelf-fertile
  A good early season cooking apple with a compact tree very suitable for small gardens, cordons and espaliers.
• RivalGroup CPartially self-fertile
  Crisp, juicy lightly aromatic apple.
• Rivers St MartinGroup DSelf-sterile
  A very sweet maroon apple raised by Thomas Rivers
• Rosy BlenheimGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large apple resmbliing Blenheim Orange.
• RosetteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A red fleshed sport of Discovery which has better flavour and keeping qualities than its parent.
• Ross NonpareilGroup CSelf-sterile
  A red flushed apple with the typical intense sweet-sharp Nonpareil flavour.
• Rosemary RussetGroup CSelf-sterile
  A strong sweet sharp flavoured russet apple with a reddish flush.
• Roter SauergrauechGroup CSelf-sterile
  A Swiss red sport of Sauergrauech, also used for making cider
• Rough PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A traditional apple originating from Cornwall.
• RubensGroup CSelf-sterile
  A red flushed apple with a raspberry flavour. Different from the modern variety of the same name now grown and sold commercially.
• RubinetteIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  One of the best tasting apples in the world. An excellent strong cox like balanced taste.
• RubinolaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A delicious and attractive modern disease resistant apple with sweet melting flesh. Very reliable cropper.
• Rubinette RossoGroup CSelf-sterile
  A new red sport of Rubinette, a very tasty apple, Cox x Golden Delicious
• Ruby (Seabrook)Group CSelf-sterile
  A bright red apple with a strawberry flavour similar to Worcester Pearmain.
• Ruby (Thorrington)Group CSelf-sterile
  A sweet apple with some strwberry flavour.
• Russet LambourneGroup BSelf-sterile
  A russet sport of Lord Lambourne
• Ruzena BlahovaGroup BSelf-sterile
  Mother (American) x James Grieve, a sweet fruity tasting apple.
• SabarosGroup DSelf-sterile
  A French cooking apple which keeps it shape when cooked
• SalomeGroup BSelf-sterile
  A sweet dessert apple raised in Ottawa, Illinios, USA
• Saltcote PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An aromatic apple similar to Ribston Pippin.
• SampionGroup CSelf-sterile
  Golden Delicious x Lord Lambourne, a sweet dessert apple
• Sam YoungIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small tasty sweet sharp apple with a cinamon russet skin.
• SanspareilGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet honeyed apple that keeps its flavour well in storage.
• SantanaGroup CSelf-sterile
  A new disease resistant dessert apple with a good scented flavour.
• SaturnGroup CSelf-fertile
  A disease resistant modern sweet red apple bred at East Malling in Kent.
• Scarlet CroftonGroup DSelf-sterile
  Attractive dark red apple from Ireland.
• Scarlet NonpareilIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  Similar to Nonpareil with its intense sweet-sharp flavour but more highly coloured.
• Schmidtbergers Rote ReinetteGroup CSelf-sterile
  A dessert apple once widely distributed over Europe,
• SchoolmasterGroup DSelf-sterile
  A late cooking apple once grown commercially for canning.
• Scrumptious®Group DSelf-fertile
  An excellent disease resistant early dessert apple with a fragrant honeyed flavour.
• September BeautyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A cox like aromatic apple raised by Thomas Laxton, Bedfordshire
• Sheep's NoseGroup DSelf-sterile
  A large prominently ribbed apple which takes its name from its unusual shape.
• ShenandoahIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A reliable cropper with an excellent flavour similar to Cox.
• Shin IndoGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very sweet Japanese dessert apple. Indo x Golden Delicious
• Sikulai AlmaGroup CSelf-sterile
  Large red flushed Hungarian apple. Rich, honeyed flavour.
• Sisson's Worksop NewtownGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet juicy apple with a svoury taste.
• Sops in WineGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old English deep red apple with red stained flesh
• SpartanGroup 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.
• Star of DevonGroup CSelf-sterile
  An attractive late apple with quite a sharp flavour.
• St AilredGroup CSelf-sterile
  A juicy apple similar in flavour to a ripe James Grieve
• St Albans PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A crisp juicy but quite sharp Victorian dessert apple.
• 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.
• StatefairGroup CSelf-sterile
  A hardy early season variety, Mantet x Oriole, sweet with some aromatic taste
• St Augustine's OrangeGroup CSelf-sterile
  A mid season aromatic dessert apple
• St CeciliaGroup BSelf-sterile
  An aromatic late season dessert apple, Cox's Orange Pippin seedling
• St Edmund's PippinGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A very fine flavoured golden russet apple.
• St EverardGroup CSelf-fertile
  A rich aromatic red striped apple.
• Stirling CastleGroup CPartially self-fertile
  An old cooking apple originally from Scotland and once widely grown throughout the UK.
• St MagdalenGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very sweet, rich, aromatic apple from Norfolk.
• Stobo CastleGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Scottish cooking apple.
• Stoke Edith PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  A late season russet from Herefordshire.
• Storey's SeedlingGroup DSelf-sterile
  A crisp, juicy apple with plenty of flavour.
• Striped BeefingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large handsome apple with dark red stripes which give its name.
• StubnoseGroup CSelf-sterile
  An unusual shaped early cooking apple.
• Sturmer PippinIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A very late dessert apple which hangs on the tree into the winter and keeps well.
• Summer Golden PippinGroup BSelf-sterile
  A Small golden yellow summer apples with a pleasant sharp flavour.
• SunburnGroup CSelf-sterile
  A Cox's Orange Pippin seedling
• SunriseGroup CSelf-sterile
  One of the best early apples with a very long season.
• SunsetGroup CSelf-fertile
  An excellent garden substitute for Cox particularly for regions where Cox can not be grown successfully.
• Laxton's SuperbIn stockGroup DPartially self-fertile
  A sweet dessert partially self-fertile apple with the aromatic flavour of Cox.
• Sure CropGroup BSelf-sterile
  An old dual purpose apple from Cheshire.
• Surprize™Group CSelf-sterile
  An unusual new apple with bright organge skin and pink flesh.
• Sussex MotherGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old Sussex apple. Sweet with a distinctive spicy flavour and a hint of aniseed.
• SwaarGroup CSelf-sterile
  A yellow, partially russetted apple with a rich, sweet, nutty flavour once popular in America.
• Sweet CornellyGroup CSelf-sterile
  Golden Delicious x McIntosh, a deep red apple with a very sweet flavour
• 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.
• Teton de DemoiselleGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old French dessert apple.
• Thorpe's PeachGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet dessert apple from Northants.
• TopazGroup CSelf-sterile
  An excellent new disease resistant late dessert apple. Firm and juicy with a refreshing sharp flavour.
• Twenty OunceIn stockGroup CSelf-sterile
  A very large quite sweet dual purpose apple from America.
• Tydeman's Early WorcesterGroup 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.
• Upton PyneGroup CSelf-sterile
  A dual purpose apple with a hint of pineapple flavour.
• Victory (Carpenter)Group DSelf-sterile
  A large colourful cooking apple .
• VitgyllingGroup CSelf-sterile
  A white fleshed dual purpose summer apple from Sweden similar to White Transparent.
• WaltzGroup CSelf-sterile
  A red crisp and juicy sweet ballerina apple which naturally grown in a columnar form.
• Wanstall PippinGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old Kentish dessert apple raised in Sittingbourne
• WealthyGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet red apple with some strawberry flavour.
• Westfield seek-no-furtherGroup CSelf-sterile
  A sweet and nutty dessert apple once a favourite in C19th New England, USA.
• Wheeler's RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A cinnamon russet apple best stored and eaten in the new year.
• White MelroseGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large Scottish cooking apple pnce widely grown on Tweedside.
• White QuarrendenGroup CSelf-sterile
  A large early dessert apple from Exeter
• Wijcik McIntoshGroup BSelf-sterile
  An unusual upright sport of McIntosh discovered by Mr Wijcik, British Columbia, which has been used to develop all Ballerina apple varieties.
• William CrumpGroup CSelf-sterile
  An intensly aromatic Cox like apple.
• Winter BananaGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive large apple from America.
• WinesapGroup CSelf-sterile
  An old American dessert apple still grown commercially.
• Winter GemGroup DSelf-sterile
  An attractive sweet late ripening apple with good keeping qualities and disease resistance.
• Winter QuarrendenGroup CSelf-sterile
  An unusual purple dessert apple
• Wolf RiverGroup CSelf-sterile
  
• Woolbrook RussetGroup DSelf-sterile
  A sweet-sharp cooker with good flavour.
• Worcester PearmainIn stockGroup CPartially self-fertile
  A very popular sweet early dessert apple particularly suitable for growing in colder regions.
• Wormsley PippinGroup DSelf-sterile
  An old dessert apple named after Wormsley grange in Herefordshire
• Worcester WoodsilGroup CSelf-sterile
  
• Yarlington MillGroup CSelf-sterile
  A traditional Somerset cider apple producing a medium bittersweet cider.
• Yellow BellflowerGroup CSelf-sterile
  
• Yellow IngestrieGroup CSelf-sterile
  A small sharp bright yellow apple with a strong fruity sharp flavour.