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We have recently taken delivery of our new range of fruit trees which includes apples, blackcurrants, cherries, plums, mulberries, pears, nectarines, peaches and almonds. We continue to supply olive trees which are bearing plump fruit this year. All of our trees have been selected for their taste quality and good disease resistance and are available in a number of forms including bushes, standards and fan-trained - the majority are self-fertile. All the trees are British grown and are best suited for planting in Autumn.
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Stock List
Acer griseum
Acer pal Green Dissectum
Acer pal var dis Atropurpureum
Almond (Prunus) Ingrid
Amelanchier canadensis
Apple (Malus) Ashmead’s Kernel
Apple (Malus) Cox Self Fertile (Eating) (October) (Fan trained)
Orange flush over greenish yellow fruit. Deep cream flesh has sweet aromatic flavour. Very self fertile.
Apple (Malus) Egremont Russet (Eating) (October) (Bush)
The most popular russet. The flesh is cream, tinged yellow, sweet and firm with a rich nutty flavour.
Apple (Malus) James Grieve (Eating/Cooking) (September) (Bush)
Red flush stripes over pale green. Crisp and juicy. Excellent flavour and reliable cropper.
Apple (Malus) Katy (Eating) (September) (Bush)
Heavy crops of bright red early fruit, with sweet, juicy, acid firm flesh. Good pollinator.
Apple (Malus) Laxton’s Superb
Apple (Malus) Limelight
Apple (Malus) Red Falstaff (Eating) (October) (Bush)
Fruity well balanced flavour, crisp and juicy. Frost resistant and self fertile. The heaviest yielding apple.
Blackberry Thornfree
A reliable large fruit of good quality.
Blackcurrant Baldwin
Blackcurrant Ben Sarek
Blueberry Northland
Cercis can Forest Pansy
Cercis sil Bodnant
Cherry (Prunus) Celeste
Cherry (Prunus) Merton Glory
Cherry (Prunus) Stella
Large dark red, cherry. Sweet and juicy. Very reliable. Self fertile.
Cherry (Prunus) Sweetheart
Cornus kou chinensis
Damson Merryweather
Davidia involucrate
Elaeagnus Quicksilver
Fig Brown Turkey (Eating) (1/2 STD/Fan trained)
Large brown pear-shaped fruit with a sugary red flesh. Hardy. Self fertile.
Gage Cambridge
Gage old Green Gage
Gooseberry Invicta
Hazel Kentish Cob
The traditional cob. Medium large nuts in clusters of 2 to 5 fruits of excellent texture and flavour. Compact tree habit.
Kiwi Solo
These vigorous plants can grow up to 9m tall. They need plenty of sunlight and shelter in order to thrive.
Loganberry Thornfree
Magnolia sal Windsor Beauty
Medlar (Mespilus) Nottingham
Mulberry Chelsea (King James) (Eating/Cooking) (August)
An intensely rich flavour second to none.
Nectarine (Prunus) Lord Napier
Peach (Prunus) Peregrine (Eating) (Early August) (Bush)
Reliable with bright crimson skin. Still the most revered of all whiote fleshed types. The flavour is intense and rich. Self fertile.
Pear (Pyrus) Concorde (Eating) (September) (Patio)
Medium to large fruit. Pale green turning yellow, some with large patches of god or brown russet. Pale yellow flesh is sweet and juicy with a mild flavour, Very heavy cropper and compact grower. Self fertile.
Pear (Pyrus) Conference (Eating) (September) (HST)
Medium size yellowish green with brown russet over areas of the fruit. Sweet and juicy. Good cropper. Self fertile.
Pear (Pyrus) Invincible delwinor (Eating/Cooking) (September) (Bush)
Tough and hardy, setting heavy crops each year and will often produce a second flowering after a heavy frost. Good pollinator. Self fertile.
Plum (Prunus) Victoria (Eating) (Late August) (Bush, HST)
Oval bright fruit in late August/Early September for dessert, bottling or canning. Self fertile.
Prunus Kanzan
Prunus Pink Perfection
Prunus serrula
Prunus Taihaku
Pyrus salicifolia Pendula
Quince (Cydonia) Vranja
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