In this book Joanna Crosby explores how apples and orchards have reflected the social, economic and cultural landscape of their times.

... apple market at Covent Garden. The fruit market had been re-sited sixteen years before, the costermongers replaced by tourists, but it was the spiritual home of the English apple trade. Thousands of people attended the first event, and ...

... APPLE asten Castl Gleas App Fiber PIE Traditiona al cider pressing FOR YOU COME INSIDE Y Ty Gwyrdd JJJJ Cwrw da ... COVENT GARDEN 1990 REVEREND W WILKS OLNE CLAYGATE PEARMAIN ESS COMMUNIT ORCHARD - COX'S APPLE COX'S ORANGE PIPPIN ...

... apple takes its allotted place . " Such words as these cannot be termed simply over - praise . The apple is , without doubt , the grandest fruit that ripens under the sun , and from a dietetic point of view must be considered perfect ...

... Covent Garden , 438 ; on the Paradise stock , 458 ; origin of , 8 ; packing , 594 ; select- ing , 279 ; without blossoms , 62 ; in New England , 595 ; for ornament , 602 Apple butter , 602 Apple maggot , 218 Babianas , 589 B. Bagshot ...

... APPLE MARKET Covent Garden, WC2 (Tube: Covent Garden). The Apple Market is the official name of the marketplace held under the rooftops of Covent Garden in the courtyard space between the brick lanes of stores. This is a rotating affair ...