Stalls and talks – do visit the OL apple display and book stall where the new book A Devon Pomona will be on sale.

Refreshments available all day. Bring apples to be pressed into juice. Apples will be pressed throughout the day from 10am - 3pm. As this is a community event we can only press small amounts of apples per person. The Community Centre
will also have craft stalls, refreshments, live music, children's crafts, an apple display, a bookstall with copies of A Devon Pomona on sale, and help with information about apples.

One of Orchards Live's longest-running, popular courses, aimed at those keen to make cider & juice. The course includes understanding equipment and techniques used in the cider and juicing process and storage, combining both theory and practice.

Old, overgrown, or unproductive trees can be greatly improved with careful pruning. These ever-popular courses provide clear instruction followed by a demonstration and plenty of hands-on practice.

This informal ‘bring and buy’ mini-market will allow you to obtain scions or to exchange well-labelled scions from your own trees. A scion is a shoot of new growth about 12inches (30cm) long.

To avoid spreading disease please ensure that scions are completely free of canker.

With scion, rootstock and grafting skills you can produce your own fruit tree(s). Everything you need for grafting will be available: knives, tape, wax and a limited number of MM106 rootstocks.

At this ever-popular, indoor event participants learn how to propagate fruit trees through bench grafting. After a demonstration and some theory there is the opportunity to practise the skill. Knives are provided. Rootstocks and scions are available for a small charge.