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Gloucestershire Apple Collection

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	Name	Type	Species	Date added
	Ampney Red A dessert variety from Ampney Crucis where it is well known to older villagers. It hasn't spread far from its place of origin.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Ansell An old cider variety from the Oldbury-on-Severn district	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Arlingham Schoolboys A general purpose variety from the village of its name. The last tree in Arlingham died in the late 1990's	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Ashmead's Kernel An excellent dessert apple. Gloucestershire's most famous apple started in 1700 but not recognised much outside the county for nearly 300 years after its birth.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Ballast Apple A cider apple from Shepperdine but known from elsewhere in the county.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Barnet's Beauty A dessert variety possibly originating at the `Ring o'Bells' Inn mentioned in Dickens's Pickwick Papers.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Bedminster Pippin	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Ben Lans A curiously named general purpose apple from Minsterworth	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Berkeley Pippin This once well regarded dessert apple was thought to be extinct until located and rescued for the Gloucestershire Apple Collection.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Bill Norman	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Blood Royal A general purpose variety from Minsterworth which lives up to its name.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Box Kernel A general purpose variety believed to have originated at Box Farm, Awre. It is still well regarded in Awre to-day but hasn't spread much from the village.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Brown French A rare bittersweet cider variety from the slopes of May Hill.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Bunch Apple A pretty little cider apple which grows in bunches from the Vale of Berkeley. There is also a variety known as Bunch Apple which is a synonym of Jelly, but this is not the same variety.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Bushy French A rare bittersweet cider variety from Minsterworth.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Cambridge Queening A general purpose variety from the village of its name south of Gloucester. Queening implies it is angular from the French `coin'	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Chaceley Kernel A beautiful dessert apple from the village of its name	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Chaxhill Red A 19th Century general purpose apple from the village of its name. Best known for cider production.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Corse Hill Started at Corse Hill Farm in the 19th Century. General purpose but best known for cider. Widely spread in Gloucestershire.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Councillor An old cider variety from the Berkeley district	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Dent's Favourite A general purpose variety from Minsterworth. Nothing is known of its history.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Dymock Red A very old vintage cider variety from the village of its name. Also useful for dessert and culinary purposes.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Eden Started 1948 at Falfield. A dessert variety, it is also known as Fon's Spring.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Elmore Pippin From the village of its name. A dessert variety still to be found in its home area.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown
	Evans' Kernel A general purpose variety found in Ruardean.	Apple	Unknown	Unknown

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