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Blackberry Bedford Giant – Early fruiting variety that starts the blackberry picking season bearing fruit from late July to August. The fruits are borne in large clusters and are large, round and soft with a good flavour. Bedford Giant is very vigorous and therefore this is not an ideal variety for a small garden but it is suitable for planting against a wall or fence. Position: full sun or partial shade Soil: any soil

Blackberry Karaka Black - The King blackberry is one of the sweetest tasting versions of the fruit available as well as having an eye catching, elongated shape. Originates from New Zealand, where it was first trialled three years ago. The attractive, shiny fruit are well displayed and easy to pick. These dark black fruits are very firm and have an outstanding shelf life. Karaka Black has a good blackberry flavour. Yields in trials have been outstanding. Karaka Black is the earliest high quality variety available. Picking commences in early July and extends for eight or nine weeks until early September.

lackberry Bigandearly Thornfree - An upright growing blackberry which is perfect for the patio. As the name suggests this blackberry crops early and boasts large juicy fruit. The large, sweet and aromatic blackberries are produced in abundance from early July to August. Position: full sun or partial shade.

Blackberry Thornfree - A good cropping variety that is completely thornless. Blackberry Thornfree is very easy to train. Pick large fruits that ripen in late August to September. Leaves have good autumn colour. Ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container. Position: full sun or partial shade

The most popular choice for growing a Nectarine at home. Lord Napier ripens early and the white flesh is aromatic and full of flavour. Lord Napier has received the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society.  Pick early August. Lord Napier is a self fertile Nectarine but like all other Nectarines 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 leaf curl.

Blackcurrant Ben Connan For Sale - This variety was a cross between Ben Sarek and Ben Lomond Ben Connan carries high yields of exceptionally large fruits on a compact bush. Ben Connan also has good resistant to mildew and leaf curling midge. Picking time mid July. A good garden choice for all areas of the UK. Received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Ben Connan: Picking time mid July. Ben Connan: Planting distance 1.5 metres (5 feet) apart.

Blackcurrant Ben Sarek for sale - Compact growth making it an ideal choice for the smaller garden. Ben Sarek produces heavy crops of large fruits ready for picking in mid July. Ben Sarek has frost and mildew resistance so a good choice for colder sites. Ben Sarek: Picking time mid July. Ben Sarek: Planting distance 1.5 metres (5 feet) apart.

Blackcurrant Titania half standards for sale - Titania is a recent release from Sweden and the fruit quality is outstanding. Large fruits and very heavy yields can be expected from this variety. Grown on a 90 cm stem so picking is made much easier. Support the main stem with a good stake as when in fruit they can be very top heavy. Titania: Picking time mid July. Titania: Planting distance 1.2 metres (4 feet) apart.

Hall's Giant Cobnut - This variety is very hardy and the bush is vigorous in its growth habit, but as the names suggests produces a heavy crop of very large cobnuts. Corylus avellana Halls Giant originates from France where it is commercially grown. Must have cross pollination to produce the best crops.  Planting Distance: 2 metres apart

Nottingham Cobnut - Early Cobnut that is full of flavour. The cobnut is a cultivated form of hazel. While the classic hazelnut is fingernail shaped, cobnuts are broader, longer and shaped more like a thumbnail.The variety originates from the UK where it is commercially grown. Must have cross pollination to produce the best crops.   Plant 2 metres apart.

Webb's Prize Cobnut - A new variety of Corylus. Strong growing and useful as productive windbreak. Large long nuts, similar to Kentish Cob but has larger clusters. A good choice for northern gardens.  Plant 2 metres apart.

Early Season Variety Duke - Medium to large sized Blueberries with a mildly sweet flavour. This attractive berry is quite firm and retains its fresh quality longer than most varieties. Duke blooms late but ripens early, which protects the blossoms from spring frosts. Blueberry Duke is one of the heaviest, most consistent producers, often yielding over 20 pounds per bush when mature. Duke bushes are upright growers but the branches will droop to the ground when laden with fruit. The foliage turns yellow-orange in the autumn.  Blueberry Duke: Picking time early July.

Mid-Late Season Variety Pink Lemonade - Who would have thought it? A pink blueberry! Pink Lemonade is the result of many years development by the United States Department of Agriculture. Pink Lemonade reaches about 5ft/1.5m high and wide, with masses of twiggy branches. The fruits begin green, then become speckled in pink and then take on a rich pink colouring as they mature in August and September. Like all blueberries, Pink Lemonade demands an acid soil and is especially happy in a large container of ericaceous compost. Although it’s self fertile, it will crop more heavily if another blueberry is planted nearby.  Blueberry Pink Lemonade: Picking time mid July.

Cranberry Pilgrim - A low growing evergreen with small leathery leaves and a lax habit, making it ideal for creating a cascading affect in containers or hanging baskets. The tiny pink to red flowers are followed by juicy, dark red berries.

Dessert Gooseberry Hinnomaki Green  – Has excellent flavour and also very good mildew resistance. Hinnomaki Green produces heavy yields of very large green fruit. Hinnomaki Green Gooseberry is as good as the old variety Leveller, and you have no mildew to contend with. Hinnomaki Green: Picking time mid July. Hinnomaki Green: Planting distance 1.5 metres (5 feet) apart.

Dessert Gooseberry Hinnomaki Yellow  - Produces very large yellow Gooseberries. Hinnomaki Yellow has excellent flavour and has good mildew resistance. Hinnomaki Yellow  produces heavy yields of good sized fruit making this a great garden variety of Gooseberry. This variety is as good as Leveller and you have no mildew to contend with.   Hinnomaki Yellow: Picking time mid July. Hinnomaki Yellow: Planting distance 1.5 metres (5 feet) apart.

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.

Sweet Cherry Early Rivers fruit trees - This variety was introduced over 100 years ago. Early Rivers is a black cherry noted for both it's earliness and fruit size. The skin and flesh are very dark and the flavour is excellent. Cropping is both heavy and regular. Picking time for Early Rivers is around mid June. Early Rivers is not a self fertile cherry, a good pollinating patners would be Napoleon Bigarreau or Stella.

Sweet Cherry Lapins fruit trees - This new late variety from Canada produces large near black fruits. Lapins has very good resistance to bacterial canker. Lapins is a large dark red juicy cherry with a mild sweet - sharp flavour. Picking time late July-early August. Lapins is one of the best cherry varieties for the UK garden. Lapins is a self fertile cherry tree. Pollination group B.

Sweet Cherry Stella fruit trees - The number one choice for garden use. Stella is a exceptional self fertile, sweet cherry with large dark red or black fruit. White flowers appear in mid spring, followed by delicious, juicy cherries which are ready for picking in late July. An early and prolific cropper that also makes a good pollinator for other cherries. Picking time late July. Protect the fruits from the birds, they love them too!

Cabernet Cortis Grape vines for sale -  A dark-skinned grape variety used for wine. It was bred in 1982 by Norbert Becker at the viticultural institute in Freiburg, Germany as part of a programme searching for disease-resistant grape varieties. Cabernet Cortis ripens early, is highly resistant to downy mildew and botrytis. Cabernet Cortis yields highly coloured, tannic and intense wines with a herbal-vegetal character that are supposed to be Cabernet-styled. Position: Grapes need as much sun as possible outdoors. Planting: Grape vines should be Planted at 1.5 metres apart.

Rondo Grape vines for sale - Hybrid grape vine, bred for its disease-resistance and cold hardiness, so suited for outdoor cultivation in northerly gardens. High yields of blue-black grapes ripen in late summer, for wine-making, as a full-bodied ruby-red claret, a rosé wine, preserves and eaten fresh from the vine. Rich green leaves turn shades of red and purple in autumn.