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Jim Arbury, Fruit Superintendent, here shows the finer points of removing a branch from a spindlebush apple. The advice team rely heavily on the practical expertise of garden staff to contribute to their gardening knowledge.
Jim Arbury, Fruit Superintendent, here shows the finer points of removing a branch from a spindlebush apple. The advice team rely heavily on the practical expertise of garden staff to contribute to their gardening knowledge.
Adam's Pearmain is an old apple ( before 1830), and although it is often a bit on the small side it has good disease resistance, has an unusual conical shape and remains sweet and crunchy until late February
Adam's Pearmain is an old apple ( before 1830), and although it is often a bit on the small side it has good disease resistance, has an unusual conical shape and remains sweet and crunchy until late February

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Adam's Pearmain is an old apple ( before 1830), and although it is often a bit on the small side it has good disease resistance, has an unusual conical shape and remains sweet and crunchy until late February

Uploaded by helpandadvice on 22 Jan 2009 at 05:39 PM

Adam's Pearmain is an old apple ( before 1830), and although it is often a bit on the small side it has good disease resistance, has an unusual conical shape and remains sweet and crunchy until late February
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