Fruit & Nut Trees

Croquella is a patio apple tree which stays dwarf & yet produces full sized, juicy apples with excellent flavour. Can be kept in a large pot or planted out in the garden. Needs no pruning. Grow in full sun or slight shade. In a pot it should be grown in 50/50 John Innes and multi-purpose compost. Fully hardy. Partly self fertile so will produce a crop even without another tree as a pollinator. Supplied in a 7.5 litre pot, height approx. 1.4m including pot, well developed fruit bearing...

Cox's Orange Pippin is one of the best known varieties for its crisp and juicy apples which have an amazing complex flavour. Dislikes cold situations so best in the southern half of the country, planted in a warm, sunny spot. Harvest from August onwards. Cox's Orange Pippin needs a pollinator but another apple tree, even a crab apple within a few hundred metres will suffice These trees which will eventually reach 2-3m. Supplied in a 10 litre pot, well branched, height approx. 1.6m including...

  Egremont Rusett Apple   One of the best known apple trees because the fruit has a very distinctive rich, nutty flavour. Heavy cropping, disease resistant, especially to scab, and partly self fertile so you will get a crop even if it's the only apple in the area Position Sun Soil Any well drained, fertile soil Hardiness Fully hardy, suitable for the north and wet areas Best features Crisp and juicy apple with excellent flavour Height To 2m, prune often to keep smaller...

Worcester Pearmain is a very old variety producing medium size fruits which are crisp and juicy with an excellent, sweet flavour. Stores very well until February. Harvest from September onwards. Needs a pollinator but another apple tree, even a crab apple within a few hundred metres will suffice. Good pollinators include Elstar, Cox and James Grieve . This Worcester Pearmain Apple Tree is grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock which will produce a bush of about 2 - 3 metres in 15 years. A care guide...

Cherry Tree - Morello is the best known culinary cherry. Very heavy crops of dark red cherries which are perfect for pies, compotes etc. The flesh is dark red and they have an excellent flavour but not quite sweet enough to be eaten raw. Morello Cherry is self fertile so another cherry is not required although beneficial for the best crops . These Morello Cherry Trees are grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock which will produce a bush of about 2 - 3 metres in 15 years. A care guide is included with...