Growing Guides

…which helps to reduce the time spent thinning seedlings. It comes as a complete set with a lid, a base, four…

Small round apples with marbled pink flesh. Very juicy. Harvest late August-September. Height 3m+ (10').For planting and…

Firm and juicy apples with a sweet flavour and colured flesh. Harvest late September-October. Height 3m+ (10').For…

The easiest pear to grow and delicious to eat - the flavour is excellent. The hardiest and most reliable variety…

Second in popularity only to Victoria. Yellow bloomy skin. Firm, dry yellow flesh. Plum Yellow Pershore is reliable and…

Large mouth-watering fruit, full of juice, white flesh with a crimson-flushed skin. Reliable and prolific, excellent…

Our best seller! Deservedly the most popular and most widely planted plum in Britain. Delicious eaten fresh off the tree…

Mouth-watering fruit! This prolific variety produces medium sized golden fruits, often developing a pink flush when…

Huge crops! Found by chance on the Malvern Hills in 1985 fruit are on the small side but are packed with intense flavour…

…a perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavours, harvest early to mid September and eat immediately or store until…

…September, they will keep well until Christmas! Pollination group 2. (SF - self-fertile).Our apples are grafted…

…variety so will need 2 other apples nearby for pollination. Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to…

…fruit variety.) Harvest September-October. Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf…

…play, making it seem more like a 'sparkling' apple than a 'still' one. It's almost like a fizzy drink . . . …

…sour cherry! Produces large, small stoned fruit with a delicious tart flavour. Makes a wonderful cherry pie.…

…most delicious peach there is! Deep raspberry-rose skin and flesh stained a deep red all the way through.…

…cheeses or just spread on buttery toast! Pollination group 3. Supplied as a bare root tree.Our apples are…

…without losing the superb crisp texture! Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf…

…curious flattish fruit are ready to pick in October and should then be stored for a few weeks (known as bletting…

…its rich copper foliage, deep purple catkins and purple fruit, that it deserves a spot in every garden! If you…

…in June, the glossy, leathery-skinned fruits maturing during September. Enjoy the fragrant sweet-sharp juice as…

…Trees are easy to grow and self-fertile. Our trial trees were in bloom in January and withstood 4 of…

…fruit from late spring to late summer. They are hardy in most parts of the UK (to -5C), so although they make…

…Plants despatched from 1m-1.5m tall.Enjoy the scent and flavour of your very own Mediterranean-style citrus…

…our gardens. Grown on Colt rootstock, giving a very productive tree with good fruit size, but compact growth so…

…are not more widely grown in our gardens. Grown on Colt rootstock, giving a very productive tree with good fruit…

…them fresh by spooning out the smooth, custard-like flesh (it is sweet and delicious and tastes a little like a…

…pear, it's also great for stewing. Reliably heavy-cropping.One of the easiest of trees to grow. Our…

…fruit from late spring to late summer. They are hardy in most parts of the UK (to -5C), so although they make…

…is over, lift the cucamelon's main radish like root and store in barely moist compost in a garage or shed over…

…also encourage fruit formation). Alternatively they can easily be trained on a wall and pruned to fit the…

…wish it to be. It would be equally happy at 75cms though. Just to the left of me in the image is a patio almond…

…bear large, deliciously juicy fruits. Ripens in August. Supplied in a 4 litre pot at a height of approximately…

Tasty, red-flushed apples. Great disease resistance and a beautiful colour. Harvest September. Height 2.5-3m (8-10').For…

The finest known apricot! Intensely sweet, juicy fruit with a flavour liken to sweet muscat wine. Self fertile. Small…

…September. Grafted onto Juglans regia rootstock. Height 12m (39').Ever thought of growing your own nuts?…