We stock a small range of popular fruit trees as well as some more unusual species and varieties. However, this is but the tip of the iceberg, as we can source an extremely wide range of fruit trees from our various suppliers, especially for autumn planting when many dozens of varieties are available.
Sweet dessert apple. Bright purple-crimson skin and white flesh. Excellent favour. Partially self-fertile. Flowering group 3. Easy to grow. Late season cropper. Eat fresh. MM106. 3-4m
Originates from Worcester in the 1870s. Excellent dessert apple with strawberry favour. Favour improves later in the season. Early-mid season. Flowering group 3. Trouble free and easy to grow. Awarded the Royal Horticultural Society AGM.
Dessert pear. Similar to Conference which is one of its parents. Green sweet fruit. Excellent variety. Quince A, medium vigour rootstock, giving a tree 3-4m in height after a decade.
Dessert pear. Introduced from France 1849. Large, rounded green flushed red fruits. Fine favour. Pick in late season. Store until mid-winter. Quince Eline dwarfing rootstock, providing a small but productive tree.
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