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Catalogue of fruit trees and plants for sale

• Fruit trees

  181 varieties
  Our huge range of simple fruit trees are ideal for the home orchard or kitchen garden, whether you are new to fruit trees or a long-time enthusiast.

  • Apple trees

    95 varieties
    Apple trees are a great choice for your first fruit tree. We have dozens of different varieties and sizes. Call us if you need help choosing.

    • Eating apples

      61 varieties
      Apples for eating fresh, with sweet or sharp flavours, often good for juicing too. We have a huge range of eating apple trees, with a choice of sizes.

    • Cooking apples

      23 varieties
      We have an extensive range of specialist cooking apple varieties, ideal for baking, apple pie, stewing, juicing, or for jams and preserves.

    • Red-flesh apples

      4 varieties
      While most apples have cream or white flesh, some have red or pink flesh. They make a colourful addition to a fruit salad, and are great for juicing.

    • Cider apple trees

      12 varieties
      Would you like to make your own home-brew cider? We have a range of specialist cider apple trees so you can grow your own bittersharps and bittersweets!

  • Apricot trees

    7 varieties
    Have you got a sunny sheltered garden? If so then you can plant an apricot tree and enjoy home-grown apricots, a real treat!

  • Cherry trees

    14 varieties
    Home-grown cherries are a real delight, and we have a wide range of cherry trees, including self-fertile ones, suitable for most situations.

    • Sour cherry trees

      1 varieties
      Sour or acid cherries are easy to grow, suitable even for north-facing gardens, and can be used for making pies, jams and cherry preserves.

    • Sweet cherry trees

      13 varieties
      Would you like to eat home-grown sweet cherries straight from the tree? Then choose from our range of easy cherry trees, many of them are self-fertile.

  • Medlar trees

    1 varieties
    Are you looking for something a bit different for your kitchen garden? Medlars are unusual fruits, self-fertile, easy to grow, used for baking and preserves.

  • Pear trees

    28 varieties
    Pears are easy to grow and make a good complement to apples in the garden orchard. We can help you choose from our extensive range of pear trees.

    • Dessert pear trees

      23 varieties
      We have a range of pear trees, suitable for different climates and situations, and available in different mature heights.

    • Cooking pear trees

      2 varieties
      These unusual culinary pear varieties date from the 17th century, and their dense flesh makes them ideal for baking or stewing.

    • Perry pear trees

      3 varieties
      Perry - cider made from pears - is enjoying a resurgence, and we have a range of traditional English perry pear tree varieties.

  • Plum trees

    33 varieties
    Plums are perhaps the easiest fruit trees for the beginner. We have a range of different varieties, including eating plums and culinary plums and damsons.

    • Eating plum trees

      15 varieties
      We have a range of dessert plum varieties which will provide you with fresh plums for eating freshh, in different sizes to suit any garden or orchard.

    • Dual-purpose plum trees

      15 varieties
      You can pick these dual-purpose plum varieties slightly under-ripe for making plum jam and baking, or leave them to ripen on the tree for eating fresh.

    • Damson trees

      4 varieties
      Damson trees are an essential feature of the home orchard, easy to grow in almost any climate, and the fruits are versatile in the kitchen.

  • Quince trees

    3 varieties
    Quinces are unusual fruits, with unique aromatic flavours, mainly used for cooking. The blossom is also very attractive.

• Ornamental trees

  73 varieties
  Do you want to add a touch of style and elegance to your garden? Browse our range of simple ornamental trees with attractive blossom and leaves.

  • Flowering cherry trees

    31 varieties
    Do you want to add style and elegance to your garden? If so there is really only one choice - the timeless grace of an ornamental cherry tree.

  • Crab-apple trees

    25 varieties
    Crab-apples provide beautiful spring blossom, and then colourful autumnal fruits. Many varieties are also excellent pollinators for your apple trees.

  • Hawthorn trees

    2 varieties
    Hawthorn trees offer masses of spring blossom, colourful autumn fruits, and are a great resource for bringing wildlife into your garden.

  • Rowan trees

    15 varieties
    Rowan trees are easy to grow, don't take up much space, and offer plenty of autumn colour, with masses of pretty berries and colourful leaves.