Tydeman's Late Orange Year:2 YR They're ideal if you want

They're ideal if you want to send fruit trees to a friend or relative but would rather they get to choose the varieties they might prefer

A project officer involved stated: 'A batch of DNA samples sent to Brogdale for testing showed a match between a Welsh variety – the Welsh Gin – and a tree in Worcestershire

the East Malling Research Station in Kent

Low astringency

Tydeman's Late Orange Year:2 YR They're ideal if you wantA late keeping eating apple. Small to medium size fruit, and beautiful blossom. Developed at East Malling research Station in the 1930s. The fruit is dark purplish red with broken stripes and a little russet. A creamy yellow flesh, with a firm bite sweet and juicy. A delicious flavour rich and aromatic when eaten before Christmas, sweetening with storage. Introduced by H M Tydeman in 1949 and received the Award of Garden Merit 1965. He crossed Laxtons