England - south-west orchards directory

Dating back to 1948 a'Beckett's orchard is the largest orchard in Wiltshire comprising some 800 trees of dessert and culinary apples and more recently cider and perry trees.  more>>

Approximately 35 acres of semi intensive fruit trees. The orchard was started in 1947, and now produces over 35 different varieties of apples. We also grow pears, plums, gages, quince and a few cherries.  more>>

Standard and half standard Blenheim Orange with Standard Claygate Permain and cross polinators  more>>

18 acres of bush orchard. 1 acre of standard orchard. Traditional cider varieties plus west country eaters and cookers for blending. Apples have been selected to create fine cider and cope with Cornwalls damp climate.  more>>

1/2 acre orchard of about 80 standard trees, mostly Cornish or SW varieties, part of a 16 acre farm run as a community supported agriculture project and veg box scheme.  more>>

Only a proposal at present, but coming on nicely with plenty of local enthusiasm for the project which might start winter 2012.  more>>

Pick-Your-Own apples and pears.  more>>

Traditional Somerset Cider orchards. Many trees planted about the time of WW1. Varieties grown include Kingston Black, Brown Snout, Morgan Sweet, Sheep's Nose, Dabinett and Yarlington Mill  more>>