Rich sweet flavoured, large juicy fruits with deep orange flesh are produced from August to early September. Self-fertile. RHS award of garden merit.
Best grown as a fan trained tree against a west, south-west or south wall where it will need a minimum area of 12ft wide (3.6m) and 6ft high (2 metres). They will crop as free standing trees in a sheltered sunny position free from late frosts. Plant 15-18ft (4.6-5.5m) apart. Young trees suitable for growing as bush or fan-trained trees. Rootstock St. Julien A.

New Canadian variety that has revolutionised apricot growing in Europe. Attractive compact tree producing superb juicy fruits. Self-fertile.
Best grown as a fan trained tree against a west, south-west or south wall where it will need a minimum area of 12ft wide (3.6m) and 6ft high (2 metres). They will crop as free standing trees in a sheltered sunny position free from late frosts. Plant 15-18ft (4.6-5.5m) apart. Young trees suitable for growing as bush or fan-trained trees. Rootstock St. Julien A.

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A variety from Kent which bears large, round, very dark red, juicy sharp acid flavoured fruits with dark red flesh which are excellent for cooking, sauces, pies, jam and wine making. Regular heavy cropper. Excellent for fan training on north wall. Self-fertile. Award of Garden Merit.
Supplied bare rooted on Colt rootstock (a semi-dwarfing rootstock) or on Giesla rootstock (a dwarfing rootstock ideal for a small garden).
Planting distance: Bush and fan-trained 12-15ft (3.7-4.6m), half standard 15-20ft (4.6m-6m).

Reliable Canadian variety introduced in 1968. Juicy excellent flavoured large dark red cherries, sweet and delicious. Good cropper, vigorous upright growth. Self-fertile. Award of Garden Merit. Supplied bare rooted on Colt rootstock (a semi-dwarfing rootstock) or on Giesla rootstock (a dwarfing rootstock ideal for a small garden).
Planting distance: Bush and fan-trained 12-15ft (3.7-4.6m), half standard 15-20ft (4.6m-6m).

Reliable, highly recommended dessert cherry from Norwich with sweet dark red fruits. Compact habit and suitable for colder more exposed areas. Self-fertile. Award of Garden Merit.
Supplied bare rooted on Colt rootstock (a semi-dwarfing rootstock) or on Giesla rootstock (a dwarfing rootstock ideal for a small garden).
Planting distance: Bush and fan-trained 12-15ft (3.7-4.6m), half standard 15-20ft (4.6m-6m).

Very large fruits of excellent flavour, black when ripe. Very heavy yield. Will store well for a short period after picking. Easy garden variety introduced from Canada in 1984. Self-fertile.
Supplied bare rooted on Colt rootstock (a semi-dwarfing rootstock) or on Giesla rootstock (a dwarfing rootstock ideal for a small garden).
Planting distance: Bush and fan-trained 12-15ft (3.7-4.6m), half standard 15-20ft (4.6m-6m). Maiden and Bush trees are suitable for fan training.

Beautiful shrub with deeply cut purple-black foliage which turns deep red in autumn before falling. Flat heads, up to 15cm (6ins) across, of black buds open to clusters of tiny pink, lemon scented flowers. These then form large bunches of black elderberries which are delicious for wine, juice and cordials. The flowers can also be used for wine making or flavouring other fruits. Height and spread if not pruned 10ft x 10ft (3m x 3m).

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This plant is registered for Plant Breeders' Rights. Propagation by unlicensed growers is prohibited.

Large oval fruits, brownish-red skins with sweet rich red flesh produced on plants with attractive lobed foliage. Fruits can be eaten fresh or bottled or dried for winter use. One of the hardiest varieties but is best planted against a warm wall or under glass with roots restricted. Young shoots and fruits may need protection from heavy frosts. Self-fertile. £10.95 if collected. Plant 18ft (5.5m) apart.

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Consistently heavy crops of large bunches of superb flavoured grapes, large, black, sweet and juicy. Can also be used for wine. Sets freely and will grow well in a pot. Most popular greenhouse grape. Ripens well without heat. Self-fertile. Hardy and can be grown inside in a heated or unheated greenhouse or conservatory, or outside in a warm sunny position but is better grown under glass in order to ensure the fruit ripens.

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Exceptionally heavy cropper, producing masses of small-medium sized delicious purple grapes, which are virtually seedless. Excellent for eating and wine making. Very good for growing outdoors in the British climate. Self-fertile. Hardy and can be grown inside in a heated or unheated greenhouse or conservatory, or outside in a warm sunny position.

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Yellow-green true seedless grapes with excellent muscat flavour as sweet as honey and great for eating raw. Reliable prolific cropper, great mildew resistance. Grow outside in south, protected in north.

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Disease resistant variety producing pale golden-green, good sized, tightly packed bunches of excellent flavoured grapes with light Muscat flavour. Good eaten raw or used for wine making. The large leaves take on beautiful autumn colours, so good for ornamental usage.

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Cobnut. Vigorous upright grower. Large oval thin-shelled nuts, with short husks, and sweet flavour. Good pollinator. Better pollination is achieved when two different varieties are planted. Plant 12ft (3.7m) apart.
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Moderately vigorous upright grower, prolific bearer of large long nuts of good flavour. Better pollination is achieved when two different varieties are planted. Plant 12ft (3.7m) apart.
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Cobnut. Compact habit. Abundant crops of small to medium round nuts of good flavour. Good pollinator. Better pollination is achieved when two different varieties are planted. Plant 12ft (3.7m) apart.
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Dark red catkins followed by rich purple leaves. Small nuts of excellent flavour. Better pollination is achieved when two different varieties are planted. Plant 12ft (3.7m) apart.

This variety is closely related to the traditional kiwi fruit which is found in shops, but it has the advantage of a hairless skin so does not need peeling. Fruit is about 1.5 ins (4cm) long and is extremely high in vitamin C, delicious and very sweet. Very hardy and makes a beautiful vine. Self-fertile.

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Attractive vine which after two or three years will start to produce a crop of traditional 'fuzzy' kiwi fruits which are high in vitamin C. Hardy, but should be planted against a south or west facing wall. Self-fertile.

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Medlars are much branched spreading trees grown as much for their ornamental appearance as their fruit. The young leaves are soft green with a hint of pink, and these often assume russet and yellow autumn colours.
The waxy 1-1.5 inch (2.5-4cm) wide saucer-shaped white or pink flowers appear singly at the tips of shoots in May or June. The unusual fruits then develop and these should be picked early in November, then stored for approximately three weeks until the flesh is brown. They are then ready for eating or jelly making. Height 20ft (6m), spread 20ft (6m). Self-fertile. Rootstock Crataegus. Plant 20ft (6m) apart.

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Slow growing tree bearing good piquant flavoured loganberry-like fruits, which are excellent eaten raw, or used in jams, preserves or wine. Harvest fruits Aug. to Sept. Self-fertile. £14.95 if collected.

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Fast growing spreading tree with large pale green leaves which are traditional food for silkworms. Very sweet fruits, 1 inch (2.5cm) long, which vary from white, pink or nearly black, are ripe in August and September. Self-fertile.

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Very attractive small tree often grown as an ornamental specimen as well as for its early production of fruit. Many large, solitary, blush-pink flowers in spring up to 5cm (2 ins) across. Medium sized, aromatic, rounded pear-shaped fruit of distinctive flavour in autumn, which store well. These are good for jam, jelly, wine or added to apple dishes where they add a wonderful extra flavour.
Leaves grey, hairy beneath. Flesh turns a pink colour on cooking.
Self-fertile but produces better crops if two different varieties are planted. Quinces need a warm position and a moist soil and flourish as waterside specimens.
Rootstock Quince A. Plant 10-12ft (3-3.7m) apart. Half standard trees available for collection from Garden Centre.

Very attractive small tree often grown as an ornamental specimen as well as for its early production of fruit. Many large, solitary, blush-pink flowers in spring.
In autumn it produces huge, up to 500g (1.1 lbs), pear-shaped fruits, which are exceptionally fragrant and full of flavour which store well. These are good for jam, jelly, wine or added to apple dishes where they add a wonderful extra flavour.
Self-fertile but produces better crops if two different varieties are planted. Quinces need a warm position and a moist soil and flourish as waterside specimens.
Pot grown plants supplied on Eline, dwarfing rootstock, will only reach 6-8ft (1.8-2.4m). Bare rooted on Quince A a semi-vigorous rootstock. Plant 10-12ft (3-3.7m) apart.

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Very attractive small tree often grown as an ornamental specimen as well as for its early production of fruit. Many large, solitary, blush-pink flowers in spring.
Very large, pear-shaped yellow fruits in autumn which are very fragrant and store well. Flesh softer than most varieties. These are good for jam, jelly, wine or added to apple dishes where they add a wonderful extra flavour.
Self-fertile but produces better crops if two different varieties are planted. Quinces need a warm position and a moist soil and flourish as waterside specimens.
Rootstock Quince A. Plant 10-12ft (3-3.7m) apart. Vigorous upright growth to 10-15ft (3-4.5m).

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Bright red stems of very fine quality. Will tolerate partial shade. Self-fertile. Plant 3ft (90cm) apart.

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Outstanding, reliable old variety with long, good coloured stems. Easy to grow, trouble free and long cropping period. Self-fertile. Plant 3ft (90cm) apart.

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Excellent early variety producing heavy crops of tender pink sticks of good flavour. Very good for forcing and can be ready as early as Christmas or can be grown unforced in the normal way. Self-fertile. Plant 3ft (90cm) apart.

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A grafted tree, which is slow growing, reasonably compact and produces heavy crops of large tasty nuts from an early age. Hardy but protect from late frosts when young.

A grafted tree which produces excellent crops of delicious walnuts but on a tree which only reaches about 25ft (8m) at maturity. Crops well when young and because of its ultimate size is more suitable as a garden variety.