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whilst undertaking a Countryside Council for Wales survey of orchards
but did not become popular until the nineteenth century where it was appreciated due to its distinctive flavour
Many jackdaws can be found roosting around the towns
When it was sent for exhibition in Abergavenny at the National Apple Congress of 1883 the decision was made to rename it as Monmouthshire Beauty
Tredomen Twins Age:1 YR whilst undertaking a Countryside CouncilA Welsh perry pear from Brecon. Medium sized round to oval shaped fruit, lovely green with a pink flush. Little russet. Found at Ty Canol Farm at Tredomen, near Brecon. The twins in the name is due to the fact that the original tree was split in two. Used by Andrew Jenkins of Brecon Beacons Cider in a blend.
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