Fruit Trees

Some of the Fruit Trees in this garden are well over a 100 years old.

• Question 1: Sometimes the plum trees have flowers very early in spring. Why do you think we sometimes get no plums on the trees
• ​Question 2: An apple a day……………….(complete the sentence)
• Question 3: What sat in a Pear Tree on the First Day of Christmas?
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Many of the apples are old varieties and we use some of them to make our delicious Kincardine Kitchen chutneys and also apple juice. Apple trees require a lot of work as the numerous shoots all require pruning back every year.

We also have pear trees, plum trees, greengages, cherry trees and damsons. Can you find them?

No. 5 is half way along a tunnel not far from you.

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