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Catalogue of fruit trees for sale

• Apple trees Malus domestica65 varieties
  Our organic apple trees are generally easy to grow, and there is a huge range of different flavours.
  • Cooking apple trees Malus domestica24 varieties
    Cooking apples are usually large, easy to grow, and with the strong sharp flavours needed for culinary uses.
  • Eating apple trees Malus domestica52 varieties
    Our range of organic eating apple trees includes varieties which are particularly good for eating fresh.
  • Red-flesh apple trees Malus domestica8 varieties
    Apple varieties which have pink or red-flesh, often producing pink-coloured juice.
• Apricot trees Prunus armeniaca5 varieties
  Apricots are a popular stone-fruit, useful for eating fresh and cooking.
• Cherry trees Prunus avium14 varieties
  Choose from our range of organic cherry trees and pick your own cherries fresh from the tree.
• Cider apple trees Malus domestica17 varieties
  Make your own hard cider by planting some of our organic traditional cider apple varieties.
• Cornelian cherry trees Cornus mas7 varieties
  Cornelian cherry trees produce abundant small fruits which are valued for their healthy properties.
• Crab-apple trees Malus1 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.
• Medlar trees Mespilus germanica2 varieties
  Medlars are unusual orchard fruits, primarily for cooking. The blossom and trees also have ornamental appeal.
• Mulberry trees Morus2 varieties
  Mulberries are large trees, grown for their tasty small fruits, which resemble blackberries.
• Pear trees Pyrus communis26 varieties
  Our range of organic pear trees will enable you to grow your own pears.
  • Asian pear trees Pyrus pyrifolia3 varieties
    Asian pears, or Nashi pears, look like golden apples and have a crisp sweet flavour.
  • Dessert pear trees Pyrus communis22 varieties
    Our range of organic dessert pears are ideal for eating fresh, after ripening for a few days in a fruit bowl.
  • Cooking pear trees Pyrus communis2 varieties
    Our range of culinary pears are idea for all kinds of cookery and can be used for making jams, stews, and pear tarts.
• Peach trees Prunus persica2 varieties
  Peaches are a luxurious fruit originating in the Far East and now grown throughout warm temperate regions.
• Plum trees Prunus16 varieties
  Our range of organic plum trees includes varieties for eating fresh and cooking varieties.
  • Damson trees Prunus insititia4 varieties
    Damsons are small plums with a rich astringent flavour, useful for cooking and preserving.
  • Mirabelle trees Prunus insititia1 varieties
    Mirabelles are small plum-like fruits, often used for cooking and preserving.
  • Gage trees Prunus domestica6 varieties
    Gages (also known as Reine Claude plums) are a category of European plums, characterised by their rich sweet flavours.
• Fig trees Ficus 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 plants Actinidia3 varieties
  Kiwis are attractive climbing plants with fragrant flowers and sweet fruits.
• Saskatoons Amelanchier5 varieties
  Saskatoons, or Juneberries, are small bushy trees with blueberry-like fruits.