Fruit and Nuts

We have a range of fruit trees, apples, pears, plums, gages and nuts.

Things to think about when choosing your fruit tree:

Most fruit trees need a pollinator in the same or adjacent flowering group,  usually of the same type of fruit. The flowering groups are listed with the description so you can see which trees will work together. Some trees are self-fertile, and will produce fruit on their own, they will also act as a pollinator for other trees.

The ultimate size the tree will reach depends on which rootstock the fruit tree is on.

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Fruit Pot Size Price Description
Apples
Annie Elizabeth 10lt £34.50 A sweet apple suitable for both cooking and eating. Pick October. An upright tree form from Leicester.  Pollination group  4. MM106. M
Annie Elizabeth 10lt £49.00 A sweet apple suitable for both cooking and eating. Pick October. An upright tree form from Leicester.  Pollination group  4. MM106. HS
Ashmead’s Kernel 10lt £55.50 A green eating  apple from Glous, with a sweet, acid drop taste. Pick early Oct. stores until Feb. Pollination group  4. Rootstock MM106 SL.
Ashmead’s Kernel 10lt £49.00 A green eating  apple from Glous, with a sweet, acid drop taste. Pick early Oct. stores until Feb. Pollination group  4. Rootstock M26. HS
Beauty of Bath 10lt £49.00 A sweet desert apple. Bright red flush on yellow. Flesh, often stained pink under the skin, is sweet and juicy when fully ripe. Pick Early August, does not keep. Pollination group 2. Rootstock MM106. HS
Blenheim Orange 10lt £36.00 Suitable for both cooking and eating this nutty, flavoursome apple from Oxfordshire, has a yellow-green skin, becoming yellow and flushed orange-red. Pick early Oct, Stores til Jan. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. M
Braeburn 12lt £53.00 Likes a sheltered sunny spot. Crisp, firm, aromatic fruit. Excellent all round quality. Ready early Nov, stores until March. Self fertile, pollination group 4. Rootstock MM106. B
Bramley 20 10lt £49.00 A popular apple, with a strong acid flavour. Suitable for cooking. Picking month early Oct. stores until March. Pollination group  3. Rootstock MM106. HS
Bramley Seedling 10lt £55.50 A popular apple, with a strong acid flavour. Suitable for cooking. Picking month early Oct stores until March. Pollination group  3. Rootstock MM106 SL.
Bramley Seedling 10lt £36.00 A popular apple, with a strong acid flavour. Suitable for cooking. Picking month early Oct stores until March. Pollination group  3. Rootstock M26. m
Bramley Seedling 10lt £37.00 A popular apple, with a strong acid flavour. Suitable for cooking. Picking month early Oct stores until March. Pollination group  3. Rootstock MM106. m
Bramley Seedling 12lt £49.00 A popular apple, with a strong acid flavour. Suitable for cooking. Picking month early Oct stores until March. Pollination group  3. Rootstock MM106. SL
Bramley Seedling esp 12lt £100.00 A popular apple, with a strong acid flavour. Suitable for cooking. Picking month early Oct stores until March. Pollination group  3. Rootstock MM106.
Coxs Self Fertile 10lt £36.00 A desert apple with orange flush over greenish yellow. Deep cream flesh has a sweet aromatic flavour. Pick early Oct stores until Jan. Self Fertile in pollination group 3. Root stock M26 m
Coxs Self Fertile 10lt £49.50 A desert apple with orange flush over greenish yellow. Deep cream flesh has a sweet aromatic flavour. Pick early Oct stores until Jan. Self Fertile in pollination group 3. Root stock MM106. HS
Coxs Self Fertile 10lt £49.00 A desert apple with orange flush over greenish yellow. Deep cream flesh has a sweet aromatic flavour. Pick early Oct stores until Jan. Self Fertile in pollination group 3. Root stock MM106. m
Coxs Self Fertile cordon 12lt £64.00 A desert apple with orange flush over greenish yellow. Deep cream flesh has a sweet aromatic flavour. Pick early Oct stores until Jan. Self Fertile in pollination group 3. Root stock M9. Cordon
Coxs Self Fertile esp 12lt £100.00 A desert apple with orange flush over greenish yellow. Deep cream flesh has a sweet aromatic flavour. Pick early Oct stores until Jan. Self Fertile in pollination group 3. Root stock MM106. Esp
D’Arcy Spice 10lt £57.00 An old Heritage desert apple, one of the russets, with a sweet yet acidic flavour. Pick Oct, stores until April. Pollination group  3. Rootstock M116 SL
Dabinett 10lt £36.00 A classic English cider apple variety, which produces a “bittersweet” juice. It is also one of the most reliable and easy cider varieties to grow. Self fertile, late cropper. Pollination group 3. m
Discovery 10lt £42.00 A desert apple with a bright red flush. Crisp and juicy with a hint of strawberry.  Good disease resistance. Pick mid August, does not keep. Pollination group 3, rootstock MM106.
Discovery 10lt £48.00 A desert apple with a bright red flush. Crisp and juicy with a hint of strawberry.  Good disease resistance. Pick mid August, does not keep. Pollination group 3, rootstock MM106. B
Egremont Russet 10lt £37.50 A sweet aromatic russet, delicious to eat as a desert apple. Pick October keeps until December. Good pollinator in  pollination group 2. MM106. M
Egremont Russet 10lt £49.50 A sweet aromatic russet, delicious to eat as a desert apple. Pick October keeps until December. Good pollinator in  pollination group 2. MM106. SL
Gala 10lt £37.50 A desert apple a reliable cropper of good, small, crisp and well flavoured fruit with a thin skin. Pick early Oct stores until Jan. Pollination group 4. Rootstock MM106m
Granny Smith 10lt £34.50 Bright green and juicy with no strong taste. This good keeper likes a long hot summer to perform well. Ideal for those who like firm, crisp apples. Pick early November, stores well. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. M
Herefordshire Russet 10lt £39.00 An eating apple from Hereford, with a rich flavour. Pick late Oct stores until Jan. A good Pollinator in group  3.  Rootstock MM106. m
Herefordshire Russet 10lt £38.00 An eating apple from Hereford, with a rich flavour. Pick late Oct stores until Jan. A good Pollinator in group  3.  Rootstock M26. m
Herefordshire Russet 12lt £51.00 An eating apple, with a rich flavour. Pick late Oct stores until Jan. A good Pollinator in group  3.  Rootstock M106. SL
Howgate Wonder 10lt £49.00 Large, yellow striped red cooker. Keeps shape well when cooked and has a very light taste. Can also be used as an eater as it is quite sweet and juicy. Pick October. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. HS
James Grieve 10lt £55.50  A good heavy cropping early season variety suitable for cooking and desert, with large attractively coloured fruit. Pick early Sept, stores til Oct. Self fertile in pollination group 3.  Rootstock MM106 SL.
James Grieve 10lt £36.00  A good heavy cropping early season variety suitable for cooking and desert, with large attractively coloured fruit. Pick early Sept, stores til Oct. Self fertile in pollination group 3.  Rootstock M26 M.
James Grieve 12lt £34.00  A good heavy cropping early season variety suitable for cooking and desert, with large attractively coloured fruit. Pick early Sept, stores til Oct. Self fertile in pollination group 3.  Rootstock MM106 M.
James Grieve 12lt £42.00  A good heavy cropping early season variety suitable for cooking and desert, with large attractively coloured fruit. Pick early Sept, stores til Oct. Self fertile in pollination group 3.  Rootstock MM106 Bush.
James Grieve  esp 25lt £110.00  A good heavy cropping early season variety suitable for cooking and desert, with large attractively coloured fruit. Pick early Sept, stores til Oct. Self fertile in pollination group 3.  Rootstock MM106
Katy 12lt £48.00 A popular early garden variety producing good crops of attractive sweet eating apples. Pick early Sept, eat straight away. Good pollinator in  group  3. Rootstock M26. B
Kidd’s Orange Red 10lt £34.50 A Sweet, crisp and aromatic desert apple, with a good balance of sugar and acidity. A good Cox alternative. Pick mid Oct, stores until Jan. Pollination group 3, Rootstock MM106. m
Lady Henniker 10lt £49.50 A tasty large apple used for desert or cooking purposes.  In pollination group 4, rootstock MM106.
Lane’s Prince Albert 10lt £49.00 A late keeping cooker,  sharp and juicy. Pick mid October and stores extremely well.  Pollination group 4, rootstock MM106. HS
Lord Derby 10lt £49.00 An excellent quality cooker. Large, firm, attractive, green fruit with a distinctive ribbed angular shape. Pick late September, cook early when green for a sharp taste. Self fertile, pollination group 4. Rootstock MM106.HS
Newton Wonder 12lt £48.00  A cooking  apple, large and flat, round in shape red with gold base. Makes a good puree  when cooked and sharp taste when raw. Pick in October may keep until March. Pollination group 5. Rootstock MM106. B
 Norfolk Royal Russet 10lt £37.50 A desert apple high in quality with an aromatic flavour and  a rosy russetted skin. Polination group 3. Pick October stores until November. MM106 m.
Pitmaston Pineapple 10lt £34.50 An eating apple from Hereford that is small, conical and golden. Distinctive flavour of pineapple, honey and musk.  Can fruit biennial. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. m
Red Devil 10lt £55.50 An excellent garden variety of desert apple, with deep scarlet skin and red stained flesh when fully ripe. Superb fruity strawberry flavour. Makes an excellent pink juice. Disease resistant. Pick late September stores til Jan. Self fertile, Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. SL
Red Devil 10lt £34.50 An excellent garden variety of desert apple, with deep scarlet skin and red stained flesh when fully ripe. Superb fruity strawberry flavour. Makes an excellent pink juice. Disease resistant. Pick late September stores til Jan. Self fertile, Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. m
Red Falstaff 10lt £37.00 A crisp and juicy delicious eating apple, pick early Oct, stores until March.  Self fertile. Pollination group  3.  Rootstock M26 M.
Red Falstaff 10lt £36.00 A crisp and juicy delicious eating apple, pick early Oct, stores until March.  Self fertile. Pollination group  3.  Rootstock MM106 M.
Red Falstaff 10lt £48.00 A crisp and juicy delicious eating apple, pick early Oct, stores until March.  Self fertile. Pollination group  3.  Rootstock M26. B
Red Windsor 10lt £39.00 Superb Cox flavour from Hereford. Self-fertile producing heavy crops of delicious red fruit ready mid Sept, eat fresh. Frost hardy and very compact growth. An ideal garden variety, easy to grow, disease resistance. Pollination group 2. Rootstock M26 m.
Red Windsor 10lt £38.00 Superb Cox flavour from Hereford. Self-fertile producing heavy crops of delicious red fruit ready mid Sept, eat fresh. Frost hardy and very compact growth. An ideal garden variety, easy to grow, disease resistance. Pollination group 2. Rootstock MM106 m.
Red Windsor 10lt £61.50 Superb Cox flavour from Hereford. Self-fertile producing heavy crops of delicious red fruit ready mid Sept, eat fresh. Frost hardy and very compact growth. An ideal garden variety, easy to grow, disease resistance. Pollination group 2. Rootstock MM111 SL.
Red Windsor Espalier 12lt £100.00 Superb Cox flavour from Hereford. Self-fertile producing heavy crops of delicious red fruit ready mid Sept, eat fresh. Frost hardy and very compact growth. An ideal garden variety, easy to grow, disease resistance. Pollination group 2. Rootstock MM106. Esp
Rosemary Russet 10lt £34.50 A self fertile, small, desert apple with a sweet/ sour taste. Pick mid Oct stores til March.  Pollination group  3. Rootstock MM106.M
Rosette 10lt £40.50 An excellent early apple from Worcs, with pink flesh, delicious eaten fresh in August or for juicing. A ‘rosette’ pattern on the flesh. Compact  and heavy cropping makes it ideal for small gardens.  Pollination group 2. Rootstock MM106. m
Rosette 10lt £37.50 An excellent early apple from Worcs, with pink flesh, delicious eaten fresh in August or for juicing. A ‘rosette’ pattern on the flesh. Compact  and heavy cropping makes it ideal for small gardens.  Pollination group 2. Rootstock M26. m
Rosette 12lt £51.00 An excellent early apple from Worcs, with pink flesh, delicious eaten fresh in August or for juicing. A ‘rosette’ pattern on the flesh. Compact  and heavy cropping makes it ideal for small gardens.  Pollination group 2. Rootstock MM106. SL
Scrumptious 10lt £40.50 This is the most popular desert apple, self-fertile, tasty and east to grow. Ideal for the garden, thin skinned, can be eaten fresh off the tree in September. A sweet, aromatic flavour. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. m
Scrumptious 10lt £37.00 This is the most popular desert apple, self-fertile, tasty and east to grow. Ideal for the garden, thin skinned, can be eaten fresh off the tree in September. A sweet, aromatic flavour. Pollination group 3. Rootstock M26. m
Scrumptious 10lt £49.00 This is the most popular desert apple, self-fertile, tasty and east to grow. Ideal for the garden, thin skinned, can be eaten fresh off the tree in September. A sweet, aromatic flavour. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106HS
Scrumptious 11.5lt £54.00 This is the most popular desert apple, self-fertile, tasty and east to grow. Ideal for the garden, thin skinned, can be eaten fresh off the tree in September. A sweet, aromatic flavour. Pollination group 3. Rootstock M27.
Spartan 10lt £35.00 A desert apple,  heavy-cropping, very popular. Fruit is maroon, sweet, juicy and crisp with a white flesh. Said to taste like a cross between strawberry and melon.  Pick October, when deep red, stores until Jan. Pollination group 3. Rootstock M26. m
Spartan 12lt £34.50 A desert apple,  heavy-cropping, very popular. Fruit is maroon, sweet, juicy and crisp with a white flesh. Said to taste like a cross between strawberry and melon.  Pick October, when deep red, stores until Jan. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106. m
Sunset 10lt £49.00 Similar to Cox but more disease resistant and easier to grow. Heavy regular crops of smallish flat-round apples with golden skin striped red.  Flavour very good – crisp, juicy and sweet with sharpness. Pick late Sept, stores till Dec. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106.HS
Three Counties (Cider) 10lt £49.00 An excellent early maturing tree, with regular healthy crops. Apples are ready to press by mid/late September and make a sweet juice, low in acid with a robust astringency. Pollination group 2, Rootstock M116. HS
Tickled Pink Baya Marisa 10lt £49.00 A dynamic full red fleshed variety with red flowers, suitable for  eating and cooking this apple is ready in September and needs eating by November. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM160 HS
William Crump 10lt £52.50 An eating apple from Worcestershire. Green yellow with red stripes and orange red flush. A rich intense flavour. Pick mid October stores well. Pollination group 3. Root stock M25.SL
Worcester Pearmain 10lt £48.00  A local apple with a  reliable crop of delicious orange-red fruit . Firm, juicy flesh is very sweet with strong strawberry flavour. Pick September eat fresh. Pollination group 3. Rootstock M26 B.
Worcester Pearmain 10lt £37.50  A local apple with a  reliable crop of delicious orange-red fruit . Firm, juicy flesh is very sweet with strong strawberry flavour. Pick September eat fresh. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106.m
Worcester Pearmain 12lt £62.00  A local apple with a  reliable crop of delicious orange-red fruit . Firm, juicy flesh is very sweet with strong strawberry flavour. Pick September eat fresh. Pollination group 3. Rootstock MM106 HS.
Cherry
Morello 30lt £58.50 The popular cooking cherry. Acid flavour. Very hardy and very reliable cropping. Ideal for north walls. Picking time July. Self fertile.  Rootstock Colt. HS.
Stella 15lt £42.00 A desert cherry, dark red, reliable,  with a sweet and juicy flavour. Pick late July. Self fertile.  Rootstock ‘Colt’ M
Stella 15lt £58.50 A desert cherry, dark red, reliable,  with a sweet and juicy flavour. Pick late July. Self fertile.  Rootstock ‘Colt’ HS
Stella 20lt £65.00 A desert cherry, dark red, reliable,  with a sweet and juicy flavour. Pick late July. Self fertile.  Rootstock ‘Gisela 5’ HS
Sunburst 12lt £64.00 A desert cherry. Large fruit, sweet with great flavour and texture. Ready July. Self fertile.  Rootstock ‘Colt’. HS
Sweetheart 20lt £65.00 A desert cherry large  and dark red, with a sweet flavoursome taste. Ready later than most. Ripens unevenly to spread the season.  Self Fertile. Rootstock ‘Colt’ . HS
Sweetheart 20lt £65.00 A desert cherry large  and dark red, with a sweet flavoursome taste. Ready later than most. Ripens unevenly to spread the season.  Self Fertile. Rootstock ‘Gisela 5’ . HS
Damsons
Farliegh 10lt £60.00 Very small with a blue-black bloom. Good quality cooker. Hardy and regular cropper in northern districts
Merryweather 12lt £62.00 A large Damson suitable for cooking or eating. Self fertile, Pollination group 3. Rootstock St Julien A.  HS
Merryweather 12lt £48.00 A large Damson suitable for cooking or eating. Self fertile, Pollination group 3. Rootstock St Julien A.  M
Shropshire Prune 12lt £48.00 A small damson, suitable for use in a hedge.  Self fertile. Pollination group  3.  Rootstock Brompton.
King of the Damson 12lt £62.00 A blue-black bloom and large fruit. Reliable cropper in mid September. Delicious sweet flesh that’s refreshing and sugary great cooking. One of the largest damsons! Beautiful white blossom during the spring. Self fertile, pollination group 2, Rootstock St Julien A. HS
Fig
Ficus carica ‘Brown Turkey’  (Fig) 3lt £12.00 A large shrub with deeply lobed leaves and small flowers followed by edible figs, at first green, but purplish when ripe.  Avoid clay, acid and exposed sights. Good drainage required.
Ficus carica ‘Brown Turkey’  (Fig) 7.5lt £25.00 A large shrub with deeply lobed leaves and small flowers followed by edible figs, at first green, but purplish when ripe.  Avoid clay, acid and exposed sights. Good drainage required.
Ficus carica ‘Brown Turkey’  (Fig) 15lt £84.00 A large shrub with deeply lobed leaves and small flowers followed by edible figs, at first green, but purplish when ripe.  Avoid clay, acid and exposed sights. Good drainage required.
Ficus carica ‘Ice Crystal’ 7lt £31.00 A mid sized shrub with attractive divided leaves, very ornamental. Idea for small gardens or large pots. Small dark green to brown figs slightly sour.
Ficus carica ‘Rouge de Bordeaux’ 10lt £39.00 A large self fertile Fig tree with rounded, deeply lobed, mid-green leaves and insignificant, green flowers in late spring or early summer followed by purple figs with, red flesh. Avoid clay, acid and exposed sights. Good drainage required.
Gage
Old Green Gage 15lt £64.00 A desert gage with an excellent old fashioned flavour and reliable crops, ready in mid August. Partially self fertile in pollination group 3. Rootstock St Julien A. HS
Early Transparent 20lt £58.00 A most unusual gage with very sweet golden melting flesh. Large with an attractive red cheek. Regular cropper ready early August. Self fertile in pollination group 3. Rootstock St Julien A.  2 . HS.
Grapes See climbers ‘Vitis’
Medlar
 Medlar ‘Nottingham’ 10lt £43.50 A small tree with interesting structure: large white flowers followed by russet fruits which can be eaten from October. The leathery leaves turn  russet-copper in autumn. Self fertile.  Quine A.
Mirabelle
de’Nancy 10lt £49.00 A good dessert and culinary variety. Very small, roundish-ovate fruits that are yellow-orange with green tinges and red spots. Flesh is golden yellow, rich and sweet in flavour, fairly dry; freestone. Resistant to frost. The tree itself is a neat pyramid shape. Partially self fertile. Rootstock VVA1
Gypsy 12lt £36.00 A type of small plum. Large, bright red fruit with a sweet orange flesh. The flavour is sugary and rich. Partially self fertile. Pollination group 1. Pick late August. Rootstock St Julien A. M
Mulberry
Chelsea King James 12lt £75.00 A Mulberry is a sweet fruit, a bit like a cross between a blackberry and raspberry, it has an intense flavour. Suitable for eating or cooking. Self fertile.
Chelsea King James 20lt £95.00 A Mulberry is a sweet fruit, a bit like a cross between a blackberry and raspberry, it has an intense flavour. Suitable for eating or cooking. Self fertile.
Giant Fruit 12lt £75.00 Produces a heavy crop of fruits that are 2-3 times the size of regular mulberries and just as juicy and delicious! Black in colour.  The tree itself is slow growing, with a neat dome shaped head.
Giant Fruit 25lt £85.00 Produces a heavy crop of fruits that are 2-3 times the size of regular mulberries and just as juicy and delicious! Black in colour.  The tree itself is slow growing, with a neat dome shaped head.
Morus alba pendula/ white Mulberry 12lt £75.00 Top worked at 120. A small weeping tree with steeply falling branches. Large, heart-shaped leaves are glossy dark green, turning yellow in autumn. Small edible white fruits turn reddish-pink. Well drained site in full sun.
Peach
Prunus persica ‘Foliis Rubris’ 10lt £35.00 A compact,  red peach tree with narrowly elliptic, finely-toothed, maroon to reddish-purple leaves,  yellow in autumn, and clusters of pink flowers in early spring followed by velvety, red-flushed, yellow fruit with edible flesh, ready  late summer.
Rochester 10lt £64.00 The largest and most suitable of yellow fleshed types for outdoor cultivation. Reliable and heavy cropper producing orange flushed red fruits. Flesh is yellow and the flavour is very good with soft and juicy texture. Dark pink flowers appear late in the spring, missing the early frosts. Eat fresh in early August. Self Fertile.
Pears
 Concorde 10lt £60.00 Pale yellow flesh is sweet and juicy with a pleasant mild flavour. Very heavy cropping and compact grower. Pick late September. Self fertile, pollination group 4. Rootstock Quince A. SL
Conference 10lt £61.00 A desert pear, sweet. juicy and very popular. Self fertile. Pick Sept. Pollination group 3. Rootstock Quince Eline.B
Conference 10lt £60.00 A desert pear, sweet. juicy and very popular. Self fertile. Pick Sept. Pollination group 3. Rootstock Quince A.B
Conference 10lt £46.50 A desert pear, sweet. juicy and very popular. Self fertile. Pick Sept. Pollination group 3. Rootstock Quince A.m
Hellen’s Early 15lt £58.50 A local Perry pear, heavy cropping green/yellow fruit ready Sept. Makes a medium acid/ tannin Perry of average quality.  Pollination group 4. Rootstock Kirchensaller. SL
Pitmaston Duchess 10lt £54.00 A large long conical pear with yellowish white flesh,  rich and juicy desert pear. Pick late September.  Pollination group 4. Rootstock Pyro Dwarf®. M
 Williams’ Bon Chrétien 10lt £60.00 A good early eating variety, medium-large, pale green turning to golden yellow. Very juicy and sweet. Regular good cropper. Ready late August. Self fertile. Pollination group 3. Rootstock Quince A. HS
Worcestershire Black Pear 10lt £46.50 Used on the Worcestershire coat of arms, this hard pear only suitable for cooking has large green fruits covered with brown russet. Requires cooking for 1-2 hours. Pollination group 3. Rootstock Pyro dwarf.  M
Plums
Czar 15lt £61.50 A compact, reliably fruiting, culinary plum. White flower in spring, fruits very deep blue in early August. Self fertile, pollination group 3. Rootstock St. Julien A. HS
Haganta® 10lt £62.00 A dual purpose large, blue plum, strong scented with excellent flavour. Yellow flesh separates easily from the stone. Keeps well. Pick Sept, keeps until Nov.  Partially self-fertile. Pollination group 3.
Jubilee 12lt £62.00 Superb eating quality. Similar to Victoria but bigger and ready one week earlier.  Pick mid August. Self Fertile, pollination group 3.  Rootstock St. Julien A. m
Marjorie’s Seedling 12lt £62.00 A dual purpose eating or cooking plum ready late September. A large and good quality purple fruit. Self fertile in pollination group 5.  Rootstock Wavit. M
Opal 12lt £62.00 A most reliable garden plum known as the early Victoria. Ready late July, primarily an eating variety. Self fertile in flowering group 3.  Rootstock St. Julien A.  HS
Purple Pershore 10lt £48.00 An heavy cropping plum excellent for cooking and preserving. Medium sized reddish purple plums, often lop sided with a neck towards the stalk. Self fertile.  Picking time early to mid August, pollination group 3, Rootstock St Julien A. m
Rivers Early Prolific 10lt £61.00  An early plum ,  good as a dessert plum when ripe or good for cooking,  round oval dark blue with golden yellow flesh. Heavy cropping. Pick July.  pollination group 2. Wavit. m
Victoria 10lt £77.00 The most popular desert plum, ready late August. Self Fertile and in pollination group 3. Rootstock Wavit. HS
Victoria 12lt £64.00 The most popular desert plum, ready late August. Self Fertile and in pollination group 3. Rootstock St Julien a. HS
Warwickshire Drooper 12lt £62.00 A plum local to the midlands and named after it’s drooping habit. Large yellow fruits speckled red with yellow juicy flesh, crops regularly and heavily. Self fertile: pollination group 2.  Rootstock St Julien A. HS
Yellow Pershore 10lt £62.00 A very good quality plum grown much in the  Vale of Evesham eat or cook.  Hardy, reliable, heavy cropping with large yellow fruits. Pick mid August. Self fertile: pollination group 2. Rootstock St Julien A. HS
Quince
 Aromatnaya 10lt £51.00 A smooth round shaped fruit. Eat fresh or cook, Heavy cropping. Pick late September,  Self fertile, pollination group 3. RootStock Quince Eline.
 Aromatnaya 20lt £85.00 A smooth round shaped fruit. Eat fresh or cook, Heavy cropping. Pick late September,  Self fertile, pollination group 3. RootStock Quince A.
Vranja 10lt £60.00 A pear shaped quince ideal for cooking. Pick October stores untill December, Pollination group 2. Self fertile. Rootstock Quince A.
Nuts
Walnut (Juglans) Franquette 25lt £95.00 Superb late season walnut. The tree itself is a very strong grower but late into leaf so avoiding frosts. The nuts can be picked, dried and stored once they’re fully ripe or harvested when they’re green during the summer for pickling. Reliable and heavy cropper that’s resistant to blight and codling moth. Can be pollinated by Chandler, Broadview.
Juglans Regia (English Walnut) 10lt £45.00 The nuts can be delicious and plentiful provided the frost doesn’t catch the blossom. Partially Self fertile.
Juglans Regia (English Walnut) 15lt £65.00 The nuts can be delicious and plentiful provided the frost doesn’t catch the blossom. Partially Self fertile.
Juglans Regia (English Walnut) 18lt £75.00 The nuts can be delicious and plentiful provided the frost doesn’t catch the blossom. Partially Self fertile.
Juglans Regia (English Walnut) 25lt £95.00 The nuts can be delicious and plentiful provided the frost doesn’t catch the blossom. Partially Self fertile.
Walnut Buccaneer 7lt £66.00 A more upright habit than the common walnut. Round nuts ideal for pickling. Self fertile.
Walnut Buccaneer 20lt £95.00 A more upright habit than the common walnut. Round nuts ideal for pickling. Self fertile.
Hazel Hall’s Giant 7lt £44.00 A large nut falling free from husk. Pollinated by Gunslebert and Lang Tidlig Zeller.
Hazel ‘Webb’s Prize Cob 7lt £39.00 Also known as The Lambert filbert produces a very large, richly flavoured nut. The tree itself is an abundant bearer. Picking month September. Shallow soil with few nutrients ideal.
Raspberries
Autumn Bliss 3lt £15.00 An early autumn one picked from early August-October. Produces heavy crops of large, attractive dark red berries that have delicious flavours and firm texture.  Resistance to Raspberry root rot disease.
Tulameen 3lt £15.00 A late-season raspberry with upright, spine-free canes producing a high yield of very well-flavoured red berries over a long period. Aviod alkaline, full sun required.
Fruit bushes
Ben Sarek 3lt £15.00 Heavy cropper, large black fruits ideal for eating or cooking. Pick mid July, Self Fertile.
Ben Connan 3lt £15.00 A heavy cropper, compact in habit and easy to grow. Large black, glossy berries on short trusses. Superb rich flavour!  Good frost, pest and disease resistance. Ideal in colder climates. Pick July, Self Fertile.
Gooseberry
Gooseberry (Ribes) Hinnonmaki Red 3.5lt £15.00  A hardy mildew resistant bush, producing fresh sweet fruit to eat fresh or use in cooking.
Redcurrant
Redcurrant (Ribes) Junifer 3lt £15.00 A high-yielding, very early season cultivar. It produces easily-picked, long trusses of good quality fruit. Likes a sheltered spot away from chalk.

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