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Cydonia oblonga 'Vranja'£27.00
A small tree or large shrub famed for its large fragrant golden yellow fruits which ripen in the autumn. Famously used in Quince Jelly, but can be used in pies, tarts etc. Full sun in normal well-drained soil. 2 year old bush form.
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Malus (Apple) domestica 'Bramley's Seedling' - Bare Root Tree£30.00
The famous cooking variety, making a large tree bearing larger fruits which cook down to a flavoursome puree. Ideally needs two different pollinating apples located nearby for the best crop Pollination group 3.
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Malus (Apple) domestica 'Cox's Orange Pippin'£30.00
Dessert (eating) Apple. A deservedly popular variety, with medium sized fruit with a sweet flavour, ripens in October and keeps into January. Pollination group 3, plant near another group 2,3 or 4 Apple. Half-standard.
Malus (Apple) domestica 'Discovery'£30.00
An excellent dessert apple ripening early in August-September, will store for a few weeks. Fairly compact so good for smaller gardens. Pollination group 3, plant near another group 2,3 or 4 Apple. Half-standard
Malus x robusta 'Red Sentinel'£35.00
A medium size tree, useful for its blossom, which will pollinate other apples and attracts bees. The attractive cherry-sized deep red fruit can persist into the winter for birds to enjoy, but you can pick some to make into delicious jellies and jams. Also acts as a pollinator for any early flowering Apple. Half-standard.
Prunus (Plum) domestica 'Victoria'£30.00
Deservedly popular self-fertile variety. Masses of sweet fruit for cooking or eating fresh ripening August-September. Half-standard.
Prunus domestica 'Denniston's Superb'£30.00
Reliable crops of very sweet fruit around mid-August. Flowers early so a sheltered spot is best, in sun and well-drained soil. Half-standard.
Pyrus (Pear) communis 'Conference'£30.00
A popular eating Pear, producing a good crop on its own, but better if a group 3 or 4 tree is nearby. Long fruit can be eaten slightly under ripe, but have a very sweet juicy flovour when ripe. Stores well in a fridge. Can also be cooked. Half-standard.
