Grape vines,Kiwis & Hop
Our vines are grafted to avoid the deadly Phylloxera root
aphid, which has been reported in the UK.
GRAPEVINES - INDOOR £8.50
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Lakemont £8.50
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Yellow, seedless with good muscat flavour. Resists mildew
and downy mildew.
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GRAPEVINES - OUTDOOR £8.50
Phoenix - very large muscat berry, turns yellow when ripe
in October, heavy crop.
Boskoop Glory - old highly-rated black/red
dessert, considered best bulk producer for UK conditions, did very well
in recent poor summers. Some own root plants available @ £6.00
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Regent
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New red variety for wine or dessert, inside or out, resists
mildew & downy mildew.
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KIWI £6.00 Perennial vine-like climbers.
Need a warm site to crop outdoors but are reliable croppers in the
greenhouse. They have attractive foliage and flowers so make a good
ornamental, with crops outdoors in warm summers as a bonus.
| Boskoop £10.00 |
Self-fertile Dutch variety for a warm spot. |
| Hayward young plants £6.00 |
Female variety, the standard commercial choice, excellent quality fruit. |
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Solo young
plants £6.00
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Self-fertile, suits a warm
spot outdoors the greenhouse.
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| Tomuri young plants £6.00 |
Male pollinator for Hayward, use approx 1 male to 5 females if grown in close proximity. |
DWARF HOP £6.00
Prima Donna - reaches
2-3 metres. Out of the East Malling hop breeding project, this
new dwarf hop produces excellent cones for brewing as well as
young shoots for cooking as a vegetable in early spring. Deciduous
climber - stems die down each autumn, but makes a good summer
screen.