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Apple ‘Paradice Gold’

Specially selected by the London Paralympic Legacy for planting in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This variety was singled-out from several new varieties to celebrate the importance of this organisation to UK sport. Apple? Paradice Gold? has a lovely sweet flavour and crisp texture, with attractive red skins.

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