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Origin: 1949 Netherlands Cooking, juicing, eating, yellow colour when ripe with red flush, large apple

Origin: 1970s USA Dessert apple, spicy and mildly tart, skin cherry red, good cropper, mid season, good disease resistance

Origin: 1870 Ballarat Eating, cooking, very late season.

Origin: Before 1600 France Dessert apple, large size, skin yellow with red blush, stores well, biennial bearer if not thinned late/very late season, good disease resistance

Origin: 1872 UK Dessert apple, high quality medium size, nutty vanilla flavour, skin golden yellow with brown russet, mid season, good disease resistance

Origin: 1969 Germany Conical shape, somewhat tart, ruby red colour, good choice for backyard gardens.

Origin: 1821 UK Dessert, suitable for northerly, cold wet climates, rich nutty flavour

Origin: 1934 Greytown Dessert apple and cider, crisp juicy and aromatic, yellow skin with orange blush

Origin: 1854 Belgium Dessert, sweet, sub-acid, perfumed flavour, disease-resistant

Origin: 1913 UK Cooking apple due to sharp taste, red or crimson skin

Origin: 1935 USA Dessert and cooker, large size, yellow skin, good keeper, late season.

Origin: 17th Century Switzerland Excellent culinary variety, renowned for its use in strudel. Medium-sized green-yellow bell-shaped apple. Tart and juicy, stores well, the taste improves with age.

Origin: 1870 USA Eating, ranks as the worlds most prolific apple. Red and delicious.

Origin: 1800 Australia Cooker, large green with red blush, creamy white flesh, late season, stores well

Origin: 1868 Australia Excellent cooking apple, large size, green skin, good storage, late season, good disease resistance.

Origin: 1921 England Dessert apple, skin gold russet, good keeper, pineapple flavour, good disease resistance.

Origin: 1800 UK Dessert, cooking, large, greenish yellow, heavy cropper.

Origin: 1802 Ireland Flavour of pear drops, russet colouring, not that attractive, appeal is the flavour.

Well known culinary herb, used especially for flavouring lamb. Flowers late winter and spring. Semi trailing.

Well known culinary herb, used with lamb. Flowers late winter and spring. Upright. Prefers good drainage and sunshine

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Author: Andrew Crowe Paperback / softback Trade paperback (UK) 192pp h189mm x w123mm x s25mm 323g A practical field guide to New Zealand's native edible plants. Over 190 trees, shrubs, herbs, ferns, mushrooms, lichens and seaweeds are described in detail in this useful and attractive book, with information on which part is edible and when, how plants have been utilised, particularly by