Apple treesMalus domestica104 varieties Our organic apple trees are generally easy to grow, and there is a huge range of different flavours.
Cooking apple treesMalus domestica26 varieties Cooking apples are usually large, easy to grow, and with the strong sharp flavours needed for culinary uses.
Eating apple treesMalus domestica65 varieties Our range of organic eating apple trees includes varieties which are particularly good for eating fresh.
Red-flesh apple treesMalus domestica10 varieties Apple varieties which have pink or red-flesh, often producing pink-coloured juice.
Cider apple treesMalus domestica25 varieties Make your own hard cider by planting some of our organic traditional cider apple varieties.
Crab-apple treesMalus1 varieties Crab-apples are small apples, usually grown for use in the kitchen. The trees usually have attractive blossom, and are often good pollinators of other apple trees.
Apricot treesPrunus armeniaca5 varieties Apricots are a popular stone-fruit, useful for eating fresh and cooking.
Cherry treesPrunus avium15 varieties Choose from our range of organic cherry trees and pick your own cherries fresh from the tree.
Cornelian cherry treesCornus mas7 varieties Cornelian cherry trees produce abundant small fruits which are valued for their healthy properties.
Medlar treesMespilus germanica2 varieties Medlars are unusual orchard fruits, primarily for cooking. The blossom and trees also have ornamental appeal.
Mulberry treesMorus7 varieties Mulberries are large trees, grown for their tasty small fruits, which resemble blackberries.
Pear treesPyrus communis35 varieties Our range of organic pear trees will enable you to grow your own pears.
Asian pear treesPyrus pyrifolia3 varieties Asian pears, or Nashi pears, look like golden apples and have a crisp sweet flavour.
Dessert pear treesPyrus communis27 varieties Our range of organic dessert pears are ideal for eating fresh, after ripening for a few days in a fruit bowl.
Cooking pear treesPyrus communis3 varieties Our range of culinary pears are idea for all kinds of cookery and can be used for making jams, stews, and pear tarts.
Perry pear treesPyrus communis2 varieties Perry pears are mainly used for the production of pear cider, or perry.
Peach treesPrunus persica3 varieties Peaches are a luxurious fruit originating in the Far East and now grown throughout warm temperate regions.
Persimmon treesDiospyros kaki4 varieties Persimmons are brightly coloured fruits with luscious sweet flavours, ripening in late autumn.
Plum treesPrunus17 varieties Our range of organic plum trees includes varieties for eating fresh and cooking varieties.
Damson treesPrunus insititia4 varieties Damsons are small plums with a rich astringent flavour, useful for cooking and preserving.
Mirabelle treesPrunus insititia1 varieties Mirabelles are small plum-like fruits, often used for cooking and preserving.
Gage treesPrunus domestica7 varieties Gages (also known as Reine Claude plums) are a category of European plums, characterised by their rich sweet flavours.
Quince treesCydonia oblonga4 varieties Quince are versatile fruits for use in the kitchen, and the leaves and blossom also have ornamental appeal.
Fig treesFicus carica2 varieties Figs are a unique and luscious fruit, which do best in warm climates.
Inter-specific fruit trees3 varieties Hybrid fruit varieties arising from crosses between fruits of different species.
Kiwi plantsActinidia3 varieties Kiwis are attractive climbing plants with fragrant flowers and sweet fruits.
SaskatoonsAmelanchier5 varieties Saskatoons, or Juneberries, are small bushy trees with blueberry-like fruits.
Melliferous trees3 varieties Ornamental trees which are particularly attractive to bees (melliferous) and will help sustain bee populations in your orchard.
Rootstocks for sale17 varieties We can supply large or small quantities of rootstocks (minimum 1) for grafting your own apple, pear, plum / Prunus, cherry, and citrus trees.
Apple rootstocksMalus6 varieties Dwarf, semi-dwarf, semi-vigorous and standard apple rootstocks for grafting your apple cultivars, including most crab-apples, no minimum order.
Pear rootstocks3 varieties We supply BA29, PyroDwarf, and Kirchensaller rootstocks, suitable for grafting most European and some Asian pear varieties, no minimum quantity.
Plum rootstocksPrunus2 varieties We supply vigorous Myrobalan and semi-vigorous St. Julien rootstocks, suitable for grafting your own European plum trees, damsons, peaches and related species.
Cherry rootstocksPrunus3 varieties Semi-dwarf and semi-vigorous cherry rootstocks, suitable for grafting your own sweet and sour cherry trees, no minimum quantity.
Citrus rootstocks3 varieties We supply dwarfing citrus rootstocks that can be used for grafting your own orange, lemon, grapefruit, mandarin and other citrus fruit trees.