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Strawberry Allegro runners for sale - An exciting new variety strongly recommended for gardeners who are unable to rotate their strawberries or with endemic soil borne diseases. Allegro is a vigorous variety with exceptional resistance to soil born diseases as well as Botrytis and Mildew. This early variety carries its flowers underneath the left canopy which protects against late frosts. Berries are large, firm and bright with high sugar levels and excellent juicy flavour.   Allegro picking time: July onwards

Strawberry Elsanta runners for sale - This new Dutch variety is considered by many professional growers to be the replacement for Cambridge Favourite. Elsanta produces high yields, attractive glossy fruit and excellent shelf life. The flavour is outstanding. Elsanta picking time: mid June - late June.

Strawberry Marshmello runners for sale - Described by French chef Raymond Blanc as the sweetest strawberry he has ever tasted! Bred at East Malling Research station. Marshmello was chosen for producing strong, vigorous, large crowned plants with excellent disease resistance and also its superb sweet flavour and large fruit. Marshmello would not be found in supermarkets as the fruits have a shorter than normal shelf life once picked. Grow your own at home and enjoy these sweetest of strawberries which leave supermarket varieties far behind. Marshmello picking time: late June.

Prunus Royal Burgundy flowering Cherry trees for sale - A really wonderful small tree of rounded form. Its double, shell pink, flowers are set against beautiful, wine-red foliage to create an eye-catching effect. Tree height when mature 3-4 metres.

Agralan Codling Moth Trap - The major cause of maggot damage in Apples and Pears. The traps should be hung in the fruit tree around the middle of May. New easier to use trap. Lasts the whole season through. Pheromone attractant lures male moths. Beneficial insects are not trapped. One trap to 3 trees.

Empathy After Plant All Purpose Feed is ready to use liquid concentrate that was specially formulated be used on all edible plants. The sustainably harvested seaweed is balanced with a refined fertiliser blend that is designed to promote the healthy development of vegetables and fruits in your garden. The natural hormones in Empathy After Plant All Purpse seaweed are taken up by the plant and promote faster and stronger root and shoot growth, increased yields. They will also promote the growth of beneficial bacteria, microbes and the mycorrhizal fungi in the soil. Empathy After Plant All Purpose also contains a balanced range of nutrients specifically formulated for edible plants.

Felco Model No. 2 Original. The Original Felco Secateur. This secateur is appreciated by professional pruners for its strength. The Felco Model No. 2 is the most recommended bypass secateurs in the world. Loaded with everything that makes Felco Secateurs so great. Solid forged metal alloy handles Swiss precision made hardened replaceable cutting blade replaceable anvil blade with a sap groove. A hardened steel center bolt nut assure exact adjustment of both the cutting anvil blades. A rubber cushion shock absorber provide smooth working soft closing.

Agralan Glue Bands - An easy to use pest barrier for fruit trees. Controls Winter Moth, Caterpillars, Earwigs and Ants. Agralan Greasebands will effectively trap pests before they can damage the tree or crop. The grease and bands are pesticide free, this method is ideal for organic gardening. One pack for 10-12 average fruit trees. Best applied in early autumn.  

Natural and non-toxic barrier granules to protect your plants from slugs & snails.

• Natural, non-toxic granules for slug and snail control.
• Rain resistant.
• Bee friendly.
• Perfect for organic gardening.

Provides a physical barrier on the leaves and the stems of plants that helps protect the plant from disease.

• The eco way to protect plants, works by physical mode of action
• Creates an invisible barrier against disease spores
• Nourishes plants for healthier growth
• For use on edible and ornamental plants
• Bee friendly
• Safe to use around children and pets
• Flexible pouch packaging which uses up to 55% less plastic

Plum Fruit Moth Trap - The caterpillar plum fruit moth is the major cause of maggot damage in plums, gages and damsons. This clever trap uses the pheromone scent of the female moth to attract and catch male moths. It is easy to use and will last a whole season. The moths fly and mate on warm nights from early June until the middle of August, and the trap should be placed in the garden at the end of May. The pack contains - 1 trap with hanging wire, - 2 sticky inserts, - 2 pheromone lures.

Rootgrow Ericoid Mycorrhizal fungi - Give your plants the best possible start Rootgrow helps to ensure the establishment and lifetime health of your plants. Mycorrhizal fungi are critically important to those plant groups to ensure good establishment and better early growth. In the case of fruit mycorrhizal fungi are particularly good at extracting Phosphorous from clay soils. 1 Pack Will Treat Up To 4 Plants.

Mypex is the original polypropylene ground cover and remains the leader in quality and performance. Its woven construction combines outstanding weed suppression with excellent water permeability and it is instantly recognisable by its distinct green & white striped pattern. 2 Metres will be enough for 10 plants. 2 X 2.1 Metres

Tree stakes for fruit trees - 1.8m x 50mm Machine Rounded Stakes. Fruit trees on the dwarf and semi dwarf rootstocks M27 and M26 will need staking after planting.  We would advise staking of all fruit trees at the time of planting. This will avoid any wind rock and help the tree get off to the best possible start. 

Peach Avalon Pride fruit trees - “as featured on Gardener's World”, this outstanding new Peach variety represents the biggest advancement in peach breeding for many years as it has very high resistance to damaging leaf curl disease. So far all trees grown on our nursery have been completely disease free. Trees are self fertile with pretty pink flowers and bear delicious juicy large fruits from early August. Yellow flesh with a prominent red blush on the skin. Avalon Pride is a self fertile Peach but like all other Peaches they do flower very early so hand pollinate the flowers with a soft brush to aid the pollination. Protection from frosts when in blossom is essential. This Peach would be our recommended variety for any garden. 

Peach Rochester fruit trees - Flowering later than some Peaches therefore missing the later frosts. Rochester flesh is firm and juicy. Pick mid August. Rochester is a self fertile Peach but like all other Peaches they do flower very early so hand pollinate the flowers with a soft brush to aid the pollination. Protection from frosts when in blossom is essential. Protect the tree from winter rainfall to control Peach leaf curl. Available only on St Julien A Rootstock.

Cooking Apple - No cooking apple has better keeping qualities than old Annie. The pink blossom is outstanding. This variety is reliable in northern districts. Picking time October and fruits store until April. Pollination group 4.  

Cooking Apple - By far the most popular cooking apple. The reason is easy to see. Heavy crops of extra large fruit, with creamy white flesh that is juicy and full of flavour. But think before making it your first choice. The variety is vigorous so it needs plenty of space or choose the dwarf M27 rootstock. It is also a triploid and needs two other varieties of apples to cross-pollinate. If you can live with this then the rewards are great. If not then Bountiful would be the next choice. Yellowish-green lightly striped with orange-red very large fruits. Picking time early-mid October. Fruits store well. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM). Pollination group 3. All of our Bramley's are the dwarf Clone 20 stock.

Cooking Apple - Raised in 1964 at East Malling Research Station in Kent. The first new cooking apple for decades. A good choice for people who want large fruit but haven't the space for a Bramley’s Seedling. This compact variety pollinates freely, does not suffer from mildew and is heavy cropping. The fruits are pale green, striped with orange to red and they store well. Fruit is sweet and juicy and retains its shape. Picking time late September. Pollination group 3.

Cooking Apple - Raised by G. Wratten at Howgate Lane, Bembridge, Isle of Wight in 1915 from Blenheim Orange x Newton Wonder. Howgate Wonder received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society in 1929. Howgate Wonder is one of the largest cooking apples in cultivation today. A very useful garden and exhibition variety. Howgate Wonder is also a good choice for northern gardens or frosty sites. Ground colour pale green to yellow with three quarters flushed with brownish to red. Picking time early October. Pollination group 4.

Cooking Apple - Raised by Mr Witham, Stockport, Cheshire in 1862. Grown commercially in the UK and also a very popular garden variety. Has vigorous upright growth, good cropper with good disease resistance. It succeeds in cold, wet areas. Fruit size is large with a light green colour. Does not store well. Picking time mid September. Pollination group 4.

Cooking Apple - A compact variety which is especially recommended for small gardens. A large mid season apple which was raised in England from Peasgood's Nonsuch x Ribston Pippin. It was first recorded in 1904 when it received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Disease resistance is good and it produces very large juicy and tangy fruits. Picking time September. Pollination group 2.

Dessert Pear Conference fruit trees. - A double U-cordon is a fruit tree trained with four vertical stems growing from a short central trunk. Its compact, space-efficient shape resembles a “UU”  making it ideal for training apple or pear trees against a wall, fence, or wire support system. Remains the number one choice because of its reliability under less than favourable conditions. Conference received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Conference fruits are long and narrow with juicy but firm flesh. Picking time late September. Self fertile though a pollinating partner will ensure a better crop. Pollination group B.