In the tree rows are nearly 50 varieties of apples, pears, quinces, cherries, walnuts, hazelnuts, along with trees for timber and coppiced willow and hazel for thatching and biomass fuel.
Our good friends Peter and Mel Clitheroe put together these great tables of information for each field which allows you to find and identify each tree, with links also to photos of them (links to download from Dropbox).
Here are scans of some of the archive documents which chart their history. Click on the images to enlarge or scroll between them.
Paper records of the fruit trees planted between 1994 and 2005 from the files at Wakelyns including reports from John Rogers. Many of the plans are in Ann Wolfe’s distinctive hand-writing.
1 Fruit records cover
Ann's plan of Apple trees in Water Field
Ann's plan of fruit trees in Home Field
Apple yields 2013 (1)
Apple yields 2013 (2)
Deliv note Dartington
Home - pears 02_01
Home - plum cherry pear 01
Home field - 2001 yield record 2
Home field - 2002 overlay_01
Home field - 2004 yield record 1
Home field - Agrofor notes_01
Home field - Agrofor notes_02
Home field - apples 2003_01
Home field - beetlebanks pollenation undertrees_01
Home field - cherries
Home field - cherries 01-02a
Home field - cherries 01-02b
Home field - cherries 11 Feb_01
Home field - Fruit plan -01
Home field - Fruit plan -02
Home field - Fruit plan -03
Home field - Fruit tree plan
Home field - notes
Home field - pears 03
Home field - pears plan_01
Home field - pears plan_02
Home field - planting record 1
Home field - planting record 2
Home field - possible edible trees 01
J Rogers 94 invoices_01
J Rogers 94 invoices_02
J Rogers 94 invoices_03
map folder
Master plan
North - plum yields 04
North - walnuts
North field - plum check 2002
North field - plum health check1
North field - plum health check2
North field - plum planting 1
North field - plum planting 2
North field - plums 2001 1
North field - plums 2001 2
North field- walnut plum history - 01
North field divider-1
Order - Simpsons 2001
Order acknowl Simpsons.IMG_0001
Plum notes - 01
Plum notes - 03
Tree deliv note Simpsons.IMG_0001
Tree planting plan Water Field 2005
Tree purchases for Water Field 2005
Walcot tree invoice 2003 jan 18
Walcot tree order_0001
Walcot tree order_0002
Water field - audit 1998_0001
Water field - audit 1998_0002
Water field - audit 1999_0001
Water field - audit 1999_0002
Water field - audit 2003_0001
Water field - audit 2003_0002
Water field - divider_1
Water field - J Rogers 96 jul 9 report
Water field - J Rogers 97 report inv
Water field - J Rogers invoice 96 mar 28
Water field - J Rogers invoices 96
Water field - J Rogers letter 94 mar 22
Water field - J Rogers note 95 jan 3
Water field - J Rogers note Apr 99
Water field - J Rogers report 96 Apr
Water field - J Rogers report 96 mar 22
Water field - J Rogers report 96 mar 28
Water field - J Rogers report 96 may14
Water field - J Rogers report 97 Mar 26
Water field - J Rogers re tower
Water field - J Rogers tree positions 94 mar22
Water field - J Rogers weather forecast 95
Water field - plan and notes_1
Water field - tree positions 94_01
Water field apple trees 1
Water field apple trees 2
What we eat – fruit
And here is archive information about some of the non-fruit trees as planted up to 2005.
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