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Apple Lord DerbyApple Lord Derby An old culinary apple, bred in Cheshire in the mid 19th century, Apple Lord Derby is a particularly good choice for cold, wet areas. The fruit is large, round to conical, and green, turning yellow; the flesh is white, soft, and dryish, keeping some of its shape when cooked, and with a good, sharp flavour. Does not keep for long, and flavour is lost as the fruit turns yellow. Vigorous, upright, spreading tree with beautiful deep pink

one example in Oaxaca

Shrub rose Old Pink Moss is a fairly healthy rose

Plant in full sun

old rose fragrance reflects the use of damask roses for attar-of-roses and rosewater

the Mexican Cypress is steeped in cultural significance

banana-like flavour

thorny stems and plentiful

Good disease resistance

but good resistance to scab

Rosa Bantry Bay is a modern climbing rose with large

Ground-cover Rose Red Blanket

flexible stems