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	Apple trees Bramley's Seedling	Apple trees Jupiter	Apple trees Dabinett	Pear trees Invincible	Pear trees Concorde
Summary	Bramley's Seedling is the definitive English cooking apple, juicy and with good acidity.	A popular Cox-style apple with a slightly stronger flavour.	A classic English cider apple variety.	One of the best pears for difficult locations	Easy to grow, heavy crops, and very good flavour.
Flavour		Very good		Good	Exceptional
Flavour style	Sharper	Aromatic			Sweeter
Picking	Late -October week 1	Late -October week 1	Late -October week 2	September week 4	Late -October week 1
Use/Keeping	3 months or more	1-2 months		1-2 months	1-2 months
Cooking result	Puree
Cropping			Good		Heavy
Vigour	Vigourous	Vigourous			Average growth
Pollination	Flowering group 3 Self-sterile Triploid	Flowering group 3 Self-sterile Triploid	Self-fertile	Flowering group 2 Self-fertile	Flowering group 4 Self-fertile
Gardening skill	Average	Average			Easy
Disease resistance	Average	Good			Average
Climate	Suitable for N.England	Suitable for N.England		Suitable for N.England
Other qualities
	Current stock availability for these varieties
	Bramley's Seedling Very small - 1-year Bare-root - M27 rootstock Large - 1-year Bare-root - MM106 rootstock Large - 2-year Bare-root - MM106 rootstock Very large - 1-year Bare-root - M25 rootstock Very small - 2-year 12L container - M27 rootstock	Jupiter Very small - 1-year Bare-root - M27 rootstock	Dabinett Large - 1-year Bare-root - M116 rootstock	Invincible Medium - 1-year Bare-root - Quince C rootstock Large - 1-year Bare-root - Quince A rootstock Large - 2-year 12L container - Quince A rootstock	Concorde Medium - Cordon Bare-root - Quince C rootstock Large - 2-year 12L container - Quince A rootstock Large - Half-standard 12L container - Quince A rootstock