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Pam's delight was propagated at the popular Thomas Rivers nursery (shown left) in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire and had the potential to become a commercial success.  Propagation commenced in 1969.


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21st November 1968

A letter from Thomas Rivers discussing the availability of a suitable tree for grafting and advising on patenting Pam's Delight with the National Fruit Trials.


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3rd June 1969

Further discussion between Alfred Hull and Thomas Rivers regarding the patenting and propagation of Pam's Delight.


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14th July 1969

Thomas Rivers advising that the Pam's Delight trees should not be moved until they reached three years old.


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16th September 1970

Thomas Rivers commenting on the quality of the fruit and the need to enlarge the apple during trials.

Also, a press cutting from Luton's Vauxhall Mirror.



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