Last chance to buy your bareroot fruit trees

The catalogue of trees on this page is our full range that is available from November- March. Order now for November 2012. We have a smaller selection in stock in the nursery, which we are currently potting up.

Availability on 7th May 2012:

Plums: Cambridge gage, Opal, Victoria (larger £30 potted trees)

Pears and Quinces: Buerre Hardy, Clapps Favourite, Beth, Quince Vranja

Fan trained trees: Cherry Morello and Apple Lanes Prince Albert

Apricots: Moor Park

Cherries: Stella

Apples: (see Apples page for availability list)

         

Pears and Quinces

Pears and QuincesMany old favourite and newer varieties of pears, and quinces that are delicious in jams and preserves
Pyrus 'Beth'Pyrus 'Beth'

Pear

An early-fruiting pear tree with a tight growth habit. It  produces an abundance of pears in September. The pears are pale yellow, sometimes tinged pink with a golden russet. The flesh is creamy white, juicy and sweet. Average height (if left un pruned) 12-15ft. Quince A rootstock

£16.00
Pyrus 'Buerre Hardy'Pyrus 'Buerre Hardy'

Pear

A desert pear with russet-red skin and a rosewater scent. The flesh is tender. Ready in October. Average height 10-15ft. Quince A rootstock. (sim pic)

 

£16.00
Pyrus 'Clapps favourite'Pyrus 'Clapps favourite'

Pear

An early fruiting variety that produces a heavy crop of yellow pears flushed with red from late August. Average height 10-12ft. Quince A rootstock. (sim pic)

£16.00
Pyrus 'Concorde'Pyrus 'Concorde'

Pear.

A compact tree which produces heavy crops of sweet and juicy pears. The pears have pale green skin tinged with a golden russet and the flesh is creamy white and firm. Ready in late October and november. Average height (if left un pruned) 12ft. Self fertile. Quince A rootstock

£16.00
Pyrus 'Conference'Pyrus 'Conference'

A versatile pear that can be used both for eating straight from the tree or for cooking. It is pale green in colour tinged with golden russet. The flesh is white, firm and is both sweet and juicy. Ready in October and November. Average height 12-14ft. Keeps well. Self-fertile. Full sun/partial shade. Hardy.

£16.00
Pyrus 'Packham Triumph'Pyrus 'Packham Triumph'

Dessert Pear.

A sweet and juicy pear with a lovely flavour. Produces a good crop from mid-September to October. Average height 10-12ft. Quince A rootstock

£16.00
Pyrus 'Vranja'Pyrus 'Vranja'

Quince

A rounded shrub with dark green leaves, downy grey beneath. Pale pink to white flowers are followed by edible, very fragrant, pale green fruit, which ripen to golden yellow, in May. Average height 15-18ft (if left un-pruned).

£16.00
Pyrus 'Williams Bon Cretien'Pyrus 'Williams Bon Cretien'

Pear. An upright, easy to grow desert pear which produces  medium to large, greeny/yellow fruit which has a distinctive sweet musky flavour and great juiciness. Ready in September. Full sun/partial shade. Average height 15ft. Hardy.(sim pic)

£16.00

               

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