
Please note this information comes with no guarantee!! The only nursery on this list which I've personally dealt with is Scott's at Merriott, in 1989. They were very helpful and they budded maidens of the cultivars I wanted, onto the rootstocks I wanted, for delivery a year later. Lots of other nurseries will do the same but I've had no personal dealings with them.
Scotts Nurseries Ltd.,
Merriott,
Crewkerne,
Somerset
TA16 5PL
(01460 72306)
http://www.scottsnurseries.co.uk/
Thornhayes Nursery
St Andrews Wood
Dulford
Cullompton
Devon
EX15 2DF
http://www.thornhayes-nursery.co.uk/
Brogdale Horticultural Trust (houses the
National
Fruit Collection with ca 70 cider trees and their Plant centre
will
graft to order)
Brogdale Road
Faversham
Kent
ME13 8XZ
Tel: +44 (0)1795 535286
Tel: +44 (0)1795 535462
Fax: +44 (0)1795 531710
http://www.brogdale.org.uk/index.html
Deacons Nursery,
Godshill,
Isle of Wight,
PO38 3HW
(01983 840750)
HP Bulmer plc
(Fruit Office -Tree Sales)
Plough Lane
Hereford,
HR4 OLE
(01432 352000)
Frank P. Matthews Ltd.,
Berrington Court,
Tenbury Wells,
Worcs WR15 8TH.
Tel: 01584 810214; fax: 01584 811830;
e-mail: nick@fpmatthews.co.uk.
"They are excellent people to deal with" says
Roy Bailey!
Keepers Nursery,
Gallants Court,
East Farleigh,
Maidstone,
Kent ME15 0LE
Tel/Fax: 01622 726465 Email:
info@keepers-nursery.co.uk
http://www.fruittree.co.uk/
They stock several different cider cultivars
and will bud to order.

Cummins Nursery (Jim Cummins, see
list below)
18 Glass Factory Bay Road
Geneva, New York 14456
315-789-7083
http://www.cumminsnursery.com/
Sonoma Antique Apple Nursery
4395 Westside Road
Healdsburg, California 95448
707-433-6420
www.applenursery.com
Southmeadow Fruit Gardens
P.O. Box 211 - 10603 Cleveland Ave
Baroda, MI 49101
Phone 616-422-2411
Fax 616-422-1464
Email smfruit@aol.com
http://www.southmeadowfruitgardens.com/
Tree-Mendous Fruit
Eau Claire, Michigan
800-957-4735
http://www.tree-mendus.com
Raintree Nursery
391 Butts Road
Morton, Washington 98356
360-496-6400
Washington State University used to have a
program
that offered certified
virus-free scionwood for a huge list of apple
varieties, including half a
dozen cider types:
National Research Support Project 5 (NSRP5)
Washington State University - IAREC
24106 North Bunn Road
Prosser, Washington 99350
bhowell@beta.tricity.wsu.edu
Inner Coast Nursery
Bill and Elena Wheeler
Box 115, Mansons Landing, B.C., V0P 1K0
(250) 935-6384
http://oberon.ark.com/~innersea/
Big Horse Creek Farm
P.O. Box 70
Lansing, NC 28643
http://www.bighorsecreekfarm.com/
NORTHWOODS NURSERY.
28696 S. Cramer Road
Molalla, OR 97038
(503)651-3737
Orchard Lane Growers, 300 varieties, many old
american, some cider, M-111
Rooted
5014 Orchard Lane
Gloucester Va.23061
(804)694-0470
orchard@crosslink.net
Classical Fruits, 700 varieties, family owned
& operated
8831 AL Highway. 157
Moulton, Al. 35650
(256)974-8813
Greenmantle Nursery, some cider apples, will
custom
graft
and send for you to grow
3010 Ettersburg Road
Garberville, CA. 95542
(707)986-7504
http://www.greenmantlenursery.com/fruit/apple-cider.htm
One Green World
28696 South Cramer Road
Molalla, OR. 97038
(503)651-3005
www.onegreenworld.com
Miller Nursery
(1-800-836-9630)
some of the older varieties including some
reputed
to be good for cider.
Garcia River Nursery (some cider varieties)
(707) 882-2523

Bedan on M.26 and M.7
Brown's Apple on M.7
Bulmer's Norman on M.7 + some 5/16" grafts on
G.30
Court Royal on G.16
Domaines on G.16 and M.7
Ellis Bitter on G.30 and M.7
Frequin Rouge on G.16
Kingston Black on M.26
Major on G.30 and M.7
Margil on M.7
Medaille d'Or on G.16
Pitmaston Pineapple on G.16 (5/16 whips only)
Stembridge Cluster on M.7
Stoke Red on M.7 and G.30
Sweet Coppin on M.7
"Tremlett's Bitter" (not correct ID) on M.7.
Binet Rouge
Brown Snout
Brown Thorn
Chisel Jersey
Claygate Pearmain
Coat Jersey
Crimson King
Dabinett
Dufflin
Grenadier
Harry Masters Jersey
Marin Oufroy
Mettais
Michelin
Muscadet de Dieppe
Nehou
Noel des Champs
Porter's Perfection
Reine des Pommes
Stembridge Cluster
Vilberie
Yarlington Mill
Last revised by Andrew Lea 10th June 2007