The Fruit Orchards
The Old Manor has some old traditional apple orchards planted mainly with Ashmead Kernels but also some Discovery, Coxes, Spartan and Sunset apples. Recent additions include two local varieties - the Puckrup Pippin and Tewkesbury Baron. A few old Perry Pear trees also remain in the orchard. The apples are used in Old Manor Products jellies and chutneys and also made into apple juice and cider for our own use.

Kitchen Gardens
Inside the warmer, protected environment of the walled garden are more tender fruit trees such as pear, fig, peach and plum. Blackberries and an old Mulberry tree also provide a good supply of fruit for our berry jams and the quince and crab apples make delicious jelly. The kiwi fruit thrives on a warm south facing wall and produces a large crop of kiwis used to make Old Manor Products Kiwi Fruit Jam.

Old Manor Blackcurrants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Strawberries and Rhubarb are all used in our preserves.

The Vegetable garden provides marrows, carrots, tomatoes, chillies, parsnips, courgettes, beetroots and herbs for our range of chutneys.