These are generally strong growing or productive varieties, the fruit of which being mostly of a large size or showy appearance, they are on that account well adapted for orchard planting, to supply the markets.

Alfriston

Barcelona Pearmain Beauty of Kent Bedfordshire Foundling Blenheim Pippin Brabant Bellefleur Brownlees's Russet Cellini

Cox's Pomona Devonshire Quarrenden Duchess of Oldenburg Dumelow's Seedling Dutch Codlin Emperor Alexander English Codlin Fearn's Pippin Flower of Kent Forge French Crab

Gloria Mundi Golden Noble Golden Winter Pearmain Gooseberry Apple Hambledon Deux Ans Hanwell Souring Harvey Apple Hoary Morning Hollandbury Kentish Fill Basket Kerry Pippin Keswick Codlin Lane's Prince Albert Lemon Pippin Lewis's Incomparable Loddington London Pippin Longville's Kernel Lord Derby

Lord Grosvenor Manks Codlin Margaret Mère de Ménage Minchull Crab Minier's Dumpling Nelson Codlin Norfolk Bearer Norfolk Beefing Northern Greening Reinette Blanche d'Espagne Reinette du Canada Rhode Island Greening Ringer

Round Winter Nonesuch Royal Pearmain Royal Russet Rymer

Small's Admirable Stirling Castle Striped Beefing Toker's Incomparable Tower of Glammis

Waltham Abbey Seedling Winter Codlin Winter Colman Winter Majeting Winter Pearmain

Winter Quoining Wormsley Pippin Wyken Pippin Yorkshire Greening