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Medium sized, round apple with red skin. Dessert apple with good flavour and firm flesh.
Rootstock: 793. This rootstock is a large tree. It has been bred from the Northern Spy and does well on heavy soils.
Diameter: 4-8m
Canopy size: 30 sqm
Preferences: Free draining soils
Open ground grown.
60cm + rod
Rootstock MM106
Diameter 4m
Canopy Size 12.56m2
Preferences Free draining soils
Description Developed for free draining lighter soils. A semi dwarfing tree, if well pruned can be kept to 2.5m high and 3m wide. An excellent choice for home gardens if you have the right soil.
Open ground grown.
70cm + rod
Rootstock M9 (dwarf)
Diameter 2m
Canopy Size 3sqm
Preferences Irrigation, mulch, staking, free draining soils
Description Produces a dwarf tree. Can be espaliered, cordoned or grown as a staked tree.
Open ground grown.
1m + rod
Rootstock M9 (dwarf)
Diameter 2m
Canopy Size 3sqm
Preferences Irrigation, mulch, staking, free draining soils
Description Produces a dwarf tree. Can be espaliered, cordoned or grown as a staked tree.
Open ground grown.
60cm rod
Rootstock Northern Spy
Diameter 4-6m
Canopy Size 30sqm
Preferences This is an old rootstock that does best on heavy clays. It can handle heavy wet soils as well.
Description It is possible to keep trees on this rootstock to 3m if you are a very skilled pruner. They can grow to 6m, but not too difficult to keep them to 4-5m.
Open ground grown.
60cm + rod
Rootstock M793
Diameter 4-8m
Canopy Size 30sqm
Preferences Free draining soils
Description Large tree. Has been bred from Northern Spy and does well on heavy soils.
Open ground grown.
60cm + rod
Rootstock M9
Diameter 2m
Canopy Size 3sqm
Preferences Irrigation, mulch, staking, free draining soils.
Description Produces a dwarf tree. Can be espaliered, cordoned or grown as a staked tree.
Open ground grown.
70 cm + rod
Rootstock Northern Spy
Diameter 4-6m
Canopy Size 30sqm
Preferences This is an old rootstock that does best on heavy clays. It can handle heavy wet soils as well.
Description It is possible to keep trees on this rootstock to 3m if you are a very skilled pruner. They can grow to 6m, but are not too difficult to keep them to 4-5m.
Open ground grown.
80cm + rod
Rootstock MM106
Diameter 4m
Canopy Size 12.56sqm
Preferences Free draining soils
Description Developed for free draining lighter soils. A semi dwarfing tree, if well pruned can be kept to 2.5m high and 3m wide. An excellent choice for home gardens if you have the right soil
Open ground grown.
70cm + rod
Small single rod
Rootstock M9
Diameter 2 m
Canopy Size 3sqm
Preferences Irrigation, mulch, staking, free draining soils
Description Large tree. Has been bred from Northern Spy and does well on heavy soils.
Open ground grown.
80cm + rod
Small single rod
Rootstock M9
Diameter 2 m
Canopy Size 3sqm
Preferences Irrigation, mulch, staking, free draining soils
Description Large tree. Has been bred from Northern Spy and does well on heavy soils.
Open ground grown.
60cm + rod
Diameter 2-3 m
Canopy Size 3 sqm
Preferences Moist soils, prefers to be an understory tree. Likes growing under Black Walnuts.
This collection of NZ heritage berries has come to us from many people around New Zealand, however a significant part of the collection came from Henry Harrington. All these berries are grown from cuttings and grown in Open Ground situation “og”.
This collection of NZ heritage berries has come to us from many people around New Zealand, however a significant part of the collection came from Henry Harrington. All these berries are grown from cuttings and grown in Open Ground situation “og”.
This collection of NZ heritage berries has mostly come to us from many people around New Zealand, however a significant part of the collection came from Henry Harrington. A growing part of the collection is from a member and Koanga Seed Curator, Wendy Evans, who lives near Wellington and collects heritage berries. She has named her collections after the places she found them. All these berries are grown from cuttings and grown in Open Ground situation “og”.
This collection of NZ heritage berries has come to us from many people around New Zealand, however a significant part of the collection came from Henry Harrington. All these berries are grown from cuttings and grown in Open Ground situation “og”.
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