Apple, Plum, Pear
& Damson Trees
HINTON AMPNER, BRAMDEAN,
Nr. ALRESFORD SO24 0LA
Standard and Half Standard
Enjoy this magnificent 20th
Juicing Apple Trees
Century garden which unites
formal design with varied and
informal plantings in pastel shades.
Delivered throughout
Scented plants, unexpected vistas and
the South West fine topiary combine to provide
enduring interest.
Top Fruit Trees
The house contains a fine
collection of English furniture,
hardstones and Italian paintings.

Tel: 01963 441101
Tea Room.
Open Mid March to End October 11.00am - 5.00pm. Closed Thursday & Friday
www.ciderappletrees.co.uk Tel: 01962 771305 or email hintonampner@nationaltrust.org.uk for details
JAPANESE MAPLES
Acer palmatum varieties
Barters Plant Centre
We produce and grow the largest selection available
An excellent range • Old Fashioned Roses
in the UK. We also offer many other choice seedlings
of nursery-fresh • Shrubs and Climbers
and grafts ie. cornus, wisteria, conifers etc. Plants are
plants for all seasons. • Herbaceous Plants
pot grown and suitable for garden, patio or bonsai.
Larger range of • Ground Cover Plants
Send SAE for descriptive catalogue.
specimen-sized • Ornamental & Fruit Trees
plants for instant • Terracotta & Stoneware
Visitors welcome Mon-Sat 9am-1pm & 2pm-5pm
gardens
• Garden Gift Tokens
Barthelemy & Co (DCG)
Presented by staff who are knowledgeable about plants
262 Wimborne Rd West
Stapehill, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 2DZ Monday - Saturday 9.00 - 5.00 Sunday 10.30 - 4.30
Chapmanslade, Westbury, Wiltshire BA13 4AL
Tel: 01202 874283
Telephone 01373 832694
www.barthelemymaples.co.uk
email plantcentre@barters.co.uk website: www.barters.co.uk





  

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