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Stone Fruit Trees


Our range of stone fruit trees includes cherry, plum and peach - some of the most popular and familar varieties at value for money prices. If space is at a premium try our mini-fruit trees which can be grown in containers on the patio.

We have two useful guides to help you: How to Plant Trees and Shrubs and How to Grow Fruit on the Patio

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Plum 'Victoria'

Prunus

A classic, self fertile variety of plum producing heavy crops of delicious fruit in August and September. Victoria plums are delicious eaten straight from the tree, but also are excellent for freezing, jam-making and desserts. 1.2m high root wrap tree supplied that should produce a few fruit within 2 years and start cropping in just 3 years. Height when mature: 3m (9'). Rootstock: St Julien or Ferlinan.

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How to plant trees and shrubs

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    • 1 root-wrapped tree

    • Despatch: By end of November 2013
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    • £29.99

Fruit Tree Collection

Create your own orchard and enjoy a wonderful selection of fresh fruits for years to come!
  • Collection comprises 1 each of:
  • Cox's Orange Pippin - A delicious dessert apple with firm, juicy flesh. Ripens in October and keeps well into January.
  • Braeburn - A first class dessert apple! Crisp and juicy, without being hard. This variety stores particularly well.
  • Conference Pear - A reliable cropper. Pick in September and these sweet juicy pears are ready for eating from October to November. Self fertile.
  • Victoria Plum - Recommended for freezing, jam-making and desserts. Root wrapped plants supplied on 1.2m stems. Eventual height: 3m. Rootstocks: (Apple - M26/ M9, Pear - Quince A, Plum - St. Julien/ Fernlinan)

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How to plant trees and shrubs

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    • 4 trees - 1 of each

    • Despatch:
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    • £59.96
    • Out of stock

Plum 'Duo'

Prunus

Duo fruit trees have two varieties, which pollinate each other, grafted onto one stem to create a space-saving tree. Now you can grow Victoria and Reine-Claude plums on one sturdy stem - Victoria plum is ready for cropping in September whilst the Reine-Claude with its sweet yellow flesh is ready to harvest in August. Root wrapped plants supplied. Height: 2m (78"). Rootstock: St Julien or Ferlinan.

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How to plant trees and shrubs

More info
    • 1 plant

    • Despatch: By end of November 2013
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    • £19.99