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We will be open this Saturday to welcome visitors coming to Brogdale Collection's Heritage Orchard Day. There will be orchard tours, fruit displays, PYO apples, juicing and more.Pop in to Grow if you'd like to talk to us about how to select and care for your very own apple tree.We'll be open from 10am until 4pm. .📷 Brogdale Collections.#brogdale #brogdalefarm #growatbrogdale #favershamkent #brogdalecollections #faversham #favershamkent ... See MoreSee Less

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Did you know apples originally came from Kazakhstan thousands of years ago? And if it wasn’t for the Romans perfecting the art of grafting and transporting apples around the Empire – maybe we wouldn’t have orchards around the country bursting with apples each autumn!To read more about where apples came from and how they are grafted and grown – take a look at our latest blog. brogdaleonline.co.uk/where-apples-come-from/Brogdale Collections Brogdale Farm, Faversham ... See MoreSee Less

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Brogdale is home to over 2,200 varieties of apples which is the largest collection in the world. Find out where apples originally came from.

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21 Sep

Did you know apples originally came from Kazakhstan thousands of years ago? And the Romans perfected the art of grafting & transporting apples around the Empire.
To read about where apples came from & how they're grafted & grown – take a look at our blog https://buff.ly/3tYQukb

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18 Sep

From 18th Sept it's British Food Fortnight. Now's the perfect time to eat local, heritage apples, pears & plums like those grown at Brogdale. Our trees are grafted from the National Fruit Collection - fruit trees & fruit don't get more local than this!
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