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Kiwi Berry Actinidia arguta Issai - A compact kiwi variety, 'Issai' produces small, smooth-skinned fruits from late summer to early autumn. It is self-fertile, so it does not require another plant for pollination and typically reaches about 3-4 metres tall. Unlike other kiwis, 'Issai' is famous for producing abundant harvests of nearly hairless, sweet fruits. As a hardy and vigorous self-fertile climber, it's ideal for smaller gardens with limited space for just one plant. The plant features attractive mid-green leaves and clusters of fragrant, cup-shaped white flowers that bloom in summer. Its delicious oval fruit is ready to pick in September. This easy-to-care-for climber looks beautiful when grown on a trellis, arch, or pergola in a sunny, sheltered spot, such as a south-facing wall.

Dessert Pear Beth fruit trees - A new star of the pear world. Beth is an excellent English bred variety comes into fruit early and cropping is regular. Beth Pear received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Beth has white flesh that has a melting texture. Yields are high. Picking time late August. Pollination group B.

Dessert Pear Concorde fruit trees - A new Pear from East Malling Research Station. Concorde is a perfect garden variety as the growth is quite compact. Concorde is also self fertile. Received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Concorde is a reliable and heavy cropper. Ideal for the small garden. Has Conference and Doyenne du Comice as parents. Very good flavour with melting juicy flesh. Picking time late October. Pollination group C.

Dessert Pear Doyenne du Comice fruit trees - The Queen of pears, if you are looking for flavour - the texture and taste are truly outstanding. Doyenne du Comice received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society . Doyenne du Comice does require a warm sheltered site, with other varieties as pollination partners, particularly Beth or Concorde. Picking time mid October. Pollination group C.

Dessert Pear Louise Bon Of Jersey fruit trees - An old French Pear variety. Louise Bonne of Jersey is rated very highly in the flavour league. The flesh is white, melting and sweet. Louise Bonne of Jersey also has very attractive blossom with good frost resistance. A very good garden Pear. Picking time late September. Pollination group A.

Buckingham Thornless Tayberry - The most exciting new hybrid berry for many years. A tayberry without spines. Identical in every respect to the original tayberry, except the canes are smooth. Cropping time late July to August. Ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container.

Malus toringo Aros Crab Apple - A stunning dwarf upright tree ideal for patio growing or small spaces. Leaves emerge a shiny dark burgundy to black turning slightly green with age. Bright purple/pink flowers in the spring turn to very dark red/maroon fruits in the autumn. Crab apple Aros received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.  Height and Spread (after 10 years): 2.5m x 1.5-2m Malus Aros Growing Tips: Crab Apples are self-fertile, and very useful as pollinators for a variety of fruit trees. Full sun or part shade lover, best grown in fertile, moist, deep, loamy soils. Requires minimal pruning in late winter or spring to remove damaged, diseased or misplaced growth.

John Downie Crab Apple - Perhaps the best fruiting crab apple. John Downie has beautiful white flowers in April followed by large bright orange to red fruits in the autumn. Malus John Downie have a very refreshing flavour that make them ideal for jams and jellies.

Goji Berry Plants For Sale Treat it mean to keep it keen, the Goji berry needs no attention, pruning, feeding or care and in fact is at its most productive when under stress. We've selected this variety, specifically bred for its larger fruit yields in the UK. Highly productive. Delicious & foolproof to grow. Sky high in antioxidants. The eastern 'superfood' that's easier to grow than a stinging nettle. Tastes like: Malt, tomato, cranberry. The goji berry is the latest so-called super-food name to trip off the tongue and into the mouths of health-food evangelists. Small, red, dried, and a bit like a savoury cranberry, the nutritionally-rich fruit is making the leap from specialist store to supermarket.

Vaccinium vitis idaea Red Pearl - A very ornamental, erect, compact variety. The large red berries at maturity offer a beautiful contrast to the long lasting deep green foliage. Native to the Arctic and alpine regions of Northern Europe and North America, the Lingonberry is related to Blueberries and Cranberries, and enjoys the same acidic soil conditions. Lingonberry Red Pearl is well-suited to growing in pots with ericaceous compost, and its low-growing and spreading habit makes it the perfect companion to be planted under Blueberries.Vaccinium vitis-idaea ‘Red Pearl’ has a compact habit, making it better suited to growing in pots than other varieties. Highly ornamental, its dark evergreen leaves are contrasted with pretty pink flowers in spring and summer, followed by tart, juicy red fruits suitable for using in jams, pies sauces and drinks.

Desert/Culinary Plum Czar fruit trees - Czar received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. The fruits are dark purple in colour with a yellow to green flesh which has a good acid flavour. The cooking variety that most people choose. Czar can be used as a dessert plum when fully ripe. Czar is also a self fertile Plum. Picking time early-mid August.

Dessert Plum Jubilee fruit trees - Jubilee is also known as Jubileum, it is best thought of as an improved Victoria plum. Fruit size is larger than Victoria and picks around 10 days earlier. Jubilee is also a self fertile Plum variety.

Dessert Plum Opal fruit trees for sale -  Opal is a superb early variety of Plum. The red fruits have a yellow flesh that parts from the stone with ease. Opal is sometimes thought of as a Gage like Plum due to it's excellent flavour. A very good reliable self fertile choice for any gardens in the UK. The fruits are a medium size. Picking time late July. Opal has a long ripening period 12-14 days so you do not get a glut of Plums all in one go. An excellent Plum to eat fresh, but it is also useful for jams and fruit crumbles. Plum Opal Received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society.

Beetroot Globe 2 - A popular round beet for table and exhibition. Crisp, dark crimson roots of excellent texture. For early crops sow March-early April. For use in summer and autumn make successional sowings from late April to July. Store roots in dry sand, soil, or peat for winter use. (12-16 weeks maturity.)