Apple Pixie Details:1yr Braeburn was discovered in a

Braeburn was discovered in a New Zealand orchard in the 1950s

As with a lot of Cryptomeria species the branches can be used for floristry as they will keep their bright colour long after being snipped off the tree

and often mistaken for magnolia leaves

Site: Inland exposed

Apple Pixie Details:1yr Braeburn was discovered in aApple Pixie A popular dessert apple suitable for colder, wetter areas, Malus domestica Pixie is a very good choice for the home grower, being compact, easy to grow, a spur bearer and a good cropper. (It has a tendency to over crop, in which case the fruit should be thinned early to get bigger apples). Pixie is thought to be a seedling of Coxs Orange Pippin, and the fruit is similar, round, yellow green, streaked and flushed with orange red; the