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Mid Season Sunshine Blue - This Blueberry has so many excellent qualities that it is almost a new kind of plant. Has dense, rounded, semi dwarf form only 2-3 feet high and wide making it a great choice for containers. Self fertile. Semi evergreen. The only variety to be truly self fertile, which means that you only need 1 plant. The other beauty is that it's perfect for tub growing on patios, highly ornamental, with shocking pink flowers in the spring. Highly recommended.  Blueberry Sunshine Blue: Picking time mid July.

Cranberry Pilgrim - This low-growing evergreen, adorned with small leathery leaves and a relaxed habit, is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your garden. Its cascading effect makes it an excellent choice for containers or hanging baskets, creating a beautiful, flowing display. The plant's tiny pink to red flowers bloom with charming delicacy, eventually giving way to juicy, dark red berries that add a burst of color and flavor. Whether you're enhancing your outdoor space, this versatile evergreen is sure to impress.

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.

Common Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) Recommended for both single specimens & for hedging, resembling Beech in the latter respect. A medium sized to large hedge with a characteristic grey, fluted trunk and ovate, serrated, ribbed leaves

Green Beech or Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Our native Beech is undoubtedly the noblest large tree and is excellent for hedge making. The rich golden copper of the autumn foliage is unsurpassed.

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.

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!

Sweet Cherry Sweetheart® fruit trees - Very precocious, firm, with good flavour. One of the later picking varieties but worth the wait. Picking time mid-late August. This variety is self fertile.

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.

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.

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 Conference fruit trees. - 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.

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.

Strawberry Christine Runners For Sale - Christine is an early season variety cropping some 5 days ahead of Elsanta and responds particularly well when covered with fleece. The berries are large, bright, orange-red and easily picked. Class I percentages are good with few small or misshapen berries. Fruit quality is excellent and in an HDC trial Christine was recorded as ‘the firmest variety with high skin strength and little bruising’. Flavour is excellent with good levels of sugar. This variety will give three full crops when grown on a traditional matted row and is the only early variety that is resistant to Verticillium Wilt; it also has good resistance to Mildew and is untouched by Two Spotted Spider Mite.

Strawberry Florence runners for sale - An outstanding dessert strawberry of excellent flavour and colour. Plants are vigorous with an erect habit and has very good resistance to powdery mildew and other fungal leaf diseases. Florence crops 10 days later than Elsanta. This variety is the one to choose for flavour. Florence picking time: early July.

  Strawberry Symphony Runners For Sale - Bred in Scotland, Symphony offers gardeners the option to extend their production of bright, glossy berries with well coloured flesh after Elsanta and other mid-season varieties have finished cropping. Symphony is a vigorous grower and has good resistance to powdery mildew. Supermarket quality fruits with excellent flavour. Symphony picking time: Mid July. 

The nearly black berry, which is smaller than a gooseberry and a bit larger than a blackcurrant, is edible both raw and cooked. It is described as having a taste intermediate between a gooseberry and a blackcurrant, with the gooseberry flavour more dominant in the unripe fruit, and the blackcurrant notes developing as the fruit ripens. The ripe fruit will hang on the bush in good condition through late summer, but is very popular with birds. The somewhat unripe fruit can be used in cooking recipes as a gooseberry. Like blackcurrants the fruit freezes well, and like many other members of the Ribes genus it is rich in Vitamin C. Buy 2 plants and get the 2nd half price.

Dessert Plum Excalibur fruit trees - A good, reddish-purple plum (raised in 1970) producing large, sweet fruit that's ready for picking in mid-August. The pale yellow flesh is sweet and juicy with a very good flavour that is claimed to be better than Victoria. When ripe the Excalibur Plum stone is free.

Quince Leskovacz fruit trees - A highly productive variety from Serbia used for all culinary purposes including quince liqueur. Leskovacz produces large pale green felted foliage producing large rounded shaped green/yellow quinces in October from very fragrant pale pink blossom in the spring. Leskovacz is a self fertile Quince variety. Leskovacz is a great Quince tree to grow in a large pot on the patio. 

Quince Vranja fruit trees - Even if you have no use for the fruit it is well worth growing this quince tree. The gnarled and contorted trunk and branches give the tree a oriental look. Ornamental pink flowers followed by large, pear-shaped fruit. Vranja is a self fertile quince. Quinces originally came from Iranian mountain slopes - which can get cold in winter so they are extremely hardy.