Apple, Hereford Redstreak (Cider) Form:Bareroot No — it is a

No — it is a snowflake (Leucojum)

Thornless Boysenbery Plants carry almost oblong dark purple fruit with all the flavour of a wild blackberry - although several times the size

Ideal for maintaining as a neat cone to about 7 metres

such as well-rotted garden compost

Apple, Hereford Redstreak (Cider) Form:Bareroot No — it is aMalus Hereford Redstreak Hereford Redstreak apples are red striped and of medium size. Generally the fruit ripens in October although it can be a little later in the North. It is an upright quite vigorous tree that flowers and crops younger than many cider apples do. Yield is good although Hereford Redstreak trees have a strong tendency to crop on alternate years. The fruit juices well and is ideal for a mild bittersweet cider. The apples are quite