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Hedging Acer Campestre (Field Maple)
Acer campestre (Field Maple) This is the traditional hedging maple. A picturesque medium sized tree frequently used in rustic hedges; foliage turns clear yellow, sometimes flushed red, in autumn. A very tough and native hedgerow species, suitable for most soil conditions. Prefers a drier site although tolerant of occasional water logging.
from £1.76
Hedging Carpinus Betulus (Hornbeam)
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
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Hedging Crataegus monogyna (Hawthorn)
Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) A familiar native hedgerow plant covered in white fragrant flowers in May. In autumn its branches are often laden with red fruit, offering ample food supply for birds.
from £2.48
Hedging Fagus Sylvatica (Green Beech) - 2/3 Feet
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.
from £3.28
Hedging Prunus Spinosa (Blackthorn)
Blackthorn (Sloe) (Prunus spinosa) A large dense habited shrub or small bushy tree with dart, spiny branches, crowded in March or early April with small white flowers. Fruits are like small Damsons, blue in colour are often used for making Sloe Gin. A good hardy hedgerow shrub.
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Hedging Viburnum Opulus (Guelder-Rose)
Guelder-Rose (Viburnum opulus) A deciduous, bushy shrub they have maple-like deep green leaves that redden in autumn. In late spring and early summer, creamy white clusters of snowball flowers. Viburnum Opulus is a sterile shrub so does not produce red fruits.
from £2.88
Hazel Nut Collection - 1 Halls Giant, 1 Kent Cob & 1 Webbs Prize Cob
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.
Hazel Kent Cobnut - The nuts are long and flat, the largest and best flavoured of the cultivated nuts.
Webb's Prize Cobnut - A new variety of Corylus. Large long nuts, similar to Kentish Cob but has larger clusters.
3 plant collection saving you pounds!
from £63.98
Hazel Halls Giant Cobnut
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
from £23.48
Hazel Kent Cob
Hazel Kent Cob Nut trees for sale - Corylus avellana Kent Cob nuts are long and flat, the largest and best flavoured of the cultivated nuts. Must have cross pollination to produce the best crops but will set a crop on its own. This is a reliable filbert with a good flavour; growing at least 2 cultivars ensures cross pollination. Also known as Kentish Cob.
Planting Distance: 2 metres apart.
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Hazel Nottingham Cobnut
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.
from £36.20
Hazel Red Filbert
Corylus Avellana Fuscorubra - Red Filbert nut. Amazing red leaves from the spring onwards. Particularly dramatic in May/June. A red husk but white kernel. Good crops of well flavoured nuts. A real splash of colour in any garden. More of a large, multi-stemmed shrub than a tree, its purple leaves are the big attraction.
Planting Distance: 2 metres apart.
from £23.98
Hazel Webbs Prize Cob
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.
from £23.48
Cherry Colney Colt
Sweet Cherry Colney fruit trees - One of a few very late large black Cherry varieties. Colney has superb quality fruit and the tree has good resistance to bacterial canker. Very sweet, very juicy and ripens to black with a dark sheen. Picking time mid August. Colney tree height when mature 3 Metres.
from £38.28
Cherry Early Rivers
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 partners would be Napoleon Bigarreau or Stella.
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Cherry Hertford
Sweet Cherry Hertford fruit trees - The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM). Notable for its very heavy yields of large firm dark red-black fruits with pink to red flesh. Herford cherry has excellent quality fruit full of exceptional flavour. Picking time late July. Hertford is not a self fertile cherry, a good pollinating patners would be Colney or Sunburst.
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Cherry Morello
Acid Cooking Cherry Morello fruit trees - Smaller than its sweet cousins, the Morello cherry is self fertile and crops heavily in most parts of the country. Morello cherry tolerates colder and wetter conditions than the sweet cherries. The cherries are pickable from the time their skin is dark red. At this stage, Morello cherries are sour and should be cooked (they make great cherry jam). However if a Morello cherry is left on the tree into August (by which time its skin will be practically black) it will be edible off the tree in the same way that a tart eating apple is.
from £28.20
Cherry Stella
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!
from £38.28
Cherry Sunburst
Sweet Cherry Sunburst fruit trees - Sunburst was developed at the Summerland Research Station in British Columbia, Canada. It was first released in 1965. Sunburst has very large near black fruits. This sweet cherry is very similar to Stella in growth habit but the fruit is darker in colour. Sunburst cherry has a gorgeous flavour. Picking time July. Sunburst is a self fertile cherry tree that would be our choice in any garden.
from £38.28
Cherry Sweetheart
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.
from £45.20
Honeyberry - Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica - 3 Litre
Honeyberries Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica - When they ripen in late-spring and early-summer, the blue berries of this edible honeysuckle are covered in a white bloom, while the flesh turns burgundy-red and becomes sweet and tasty. Very rich in vitamin C, they can be eaten fresh or used to make jam. These plants are currently around 2 years old and they generally start to produce fruit when they are 3 - 4 years old.
£14.48
Peach Avalon Pride
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.
from £40
Peach Peregrine
Peach Peregrine fruit trees - The number one peach for many years but you might want to take a look at the new varieties that now outcrop Peregrine (Avalon Pride). Peregrine is a white-fleshed peach with an excellent flavour. Peregrine is a free-stone Peach - the stone falls cleanly from the flesh. Peregrine is a highly reliable variety with good to average yields. Fruits in early August. Peregrine 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.
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Peach Rochester
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.
from £40
Strawberry Elsanta
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.
from £3.98
Strawberry Florence
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.
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Strawberry Marshmello
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.
from £3.98
Crab Apple Aros
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.
£58.90
Crab Apple Golden Hornet
Golden Hornet Crab Apple - This charming Malus provides beautiful displays of seasonal colour. As springtime matures at the end of April, Golden Hornet erupts with brilliant white flowers that envelop the entire canopy. These are tinged with wonderful shades of water-washed pink and subtle lilac. A small upright tree producing bright yellow fruits in the autumn. One of the best fruiting crabs for general planting. Golden Hornet fruits are good for jellies. Golden Hornet is a very good variety for cross pollinating other Apple trees.
from £37
Crab Apple John Downie
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.
from £37
Crab Apple Red Sentinel
Red Sentinel Crab Apple - One of the most ornamental crab apple varieties, bearing pink-white flowers in late spring, followed by masses of glossy, round, red fruit. The fruits remain on the branches throughout autumn and winter, complementing the autumnal shades of the leaves before falling. Providing year-round interest, it’s perfect for a small gardens and the birds will love the fruits from December - January. Grow Malus x robusta ‘Red Sentinel’ in fertile, well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Remove dead, diseased and crossing branches in winter.
from £37
Japanese Wineberry
Rubus phoenicolasius Japanese Wineberry plants for sale - This is a climbing shrub that produces large trusses of unbelievably sweet orange red to dark red berries of delicious flavour. Japanese Wineberries are easy to grow. A good subject to grow against a fence. Though it is uncommon it is no more difficult to grow than a raspberry, which it is closely related. The Japanese Wineberry is ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container. Picking Time: Late July.
from £14.98
Pear Beth
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.
from £37
Pear Concorde
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.
from £37
Pear Conference
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.
from £37
Pear Doyenne du Comice
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.
from £37
Pear Improved Fertility
Dessert/Culinary Pear Improved Fertility fruit trees - Improved Fertility is an improved sport of Fertility found at Seabrooks Nursery. A hardy and heavy cropper. The medium sized fruits are very sweet and juicy for dessert, with an excellent, melting texture. Improved Fertility is a self fertile pear but a nearby pollination partner will ensure a better crop. Improved Fertility has good disease resistance. Picking time September. Pollination group C.
from £37
Pear Louise Bonne of Jersey
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.
from £37
Pear Williams Bon Chretien
Dessert Pear Williams' Bon Chrétien fruit trees - As a garden tree this old English variety (First introduced 1770, Berkshire, UK) is a regular cropper and hardy enough for northern districts. Williams' Bon Chrétien received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Williams' Bon Chrétien is excellent straight from the tree in September but does not store. Will not pollinate Louise Bonne of Jersey. Pollination group C.
from £37
Sunberry
Sunberry - A recent hybrid from East Malling Research Station, Kent. Sunberry is a cross between a Raspberry and Blackberry. The flavour is like a Loganberry. Its main claim to fame is that the cropping period lasts for many weeks. Producing very dark glossy berries with good Loganberry type flavour. Ideal for planting against a wall or a fence or growing in a container.
from £12
Merryweather Damson
Culinary Damson Merryweather fruit trees - Received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society in 1907 and a First Class Certificate in 1913. Blue to black skin, yellow flesh, which is juicy and acidic. Merryweather Damson is an excellent all round performer. Picking time late August. Fruit size is large for a damson. Merryweather Damson is a clingstone fruit - the stone is not easily parted from the flesh. Merryweather Damson is also a self-fertile Damson.
from £41.48
Shropshire Damson
Culinary Damson Shropshire fruit trees - Received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Shropshire Damson is native to the West Midlands this small, compact tree was originally found in the hedgerows. A self-fertile variety with rich medium sized fruits. St Julien A rootstock will reach a height of 3.5 metres when mature.
from £41.48
Jostaberry 3 Litre
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.
£14
Plum Avalon
Dessert Plum Avalon fruit trees - Avalon was raised at Long Ashton Research Station near Bristol UK in 1985. Large round to oval shape and red in colour. Avalon is one of the finest quality dessert plums. Avalon crops well and the quality of the fruit is consistently good. An excellent garden Plum variety. Avalon is also a self fertile Plum. Picking time mid August.
from £40
Plum Czar
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.
from £41.48
Plum Excalibur - St Julien A
Dessert Plum Excalibur fruit trees - A good, reddish-purple plum (raised in 1970) producing large, sweet fruit that's ready for picking in mid-late 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.
from £41.48
Plum Jubilee
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.
from £41.48
Plum Marjories Seedling
Dessert/Culinary Plum Marjorie's Seedling fruit trees - Excellent choice if you want a late plum. Marjorie's Seedling received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. The oval fruit has yellow flesh that is moderately sweet when fully ripe. Marjorie's Seedling flowers later so it misses early frosts. Picking time late September. Marjorie's Seedling is a self fertile plum variety.
from £41.48