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Mid Season Variety Bluecrop - This popular Blueberry variety should always be chosen for planting either by itself or in a collection of varieties. Vigorous upright habit. Bell shaped flowers in spring followed by heavy crops of good flavoured fruit. Bluecrop has excellent autumn foliage. Considered the best all around variety for consistent yields with large, high quality fruit, and disease resistance. Bluecrop is an upright, open growing bush. 

Early Season Variety Patriot - Patriot was selected at the University of Maine for home gardeners requiring a cold hardy variety that would bear consistent crops of large sized fruit. Production is high, ranging between 10 and 20 pounds at maturity. The berries are dark blue and highly flavoured. Patriot is a low growing, spreading bush to about 4 feet, revealing its partial low bush parentage. It is adaptable to many soil types and will perform better in wetter soils than many other varieties. Patriot makes an excellent landscape variety with its showy white blooms in the spring, dark green summer foliage, and fiery orange autumn colours.  Blueberry Patriot: Picking time early-mid 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.

Morus Mojo Berry® is a surprising Mulberry that blooms white in May/ June and then carries fruit from July that colours from red to black. The fruits are great to use for jam, cakes or other dishes. This compact fruit tree grows to a height of approx. 150 cm and a width of approx. 50 cm. Plant Mojo Berry in a fertile, well-drained soil in a place in the sun. Can be pruned in the spring. Mojo Berry is beautiful as solitary on terrace or patio but also in the border or a mixed container.

Rootstock for Apples. M27 Dwarfing. Approximate tree height 2 metres when mature. M27 Rootstocks can be grafted in early spring (February-March) or planted out and budded in early August. Rootstocks are despatched from January-April only. Bulk Discounts for 10+ plants & 20+ plants.

Rootstock for Apples. MM106 Semi dwarfing-semi vigorous. Approximate tree height 4 metres when mature. MM106 Rootstocks can be grafted in early spring (February-March) or planted out and budded in early August. Rootstocks are despatched from January-April only. Bulk Discounts for 10+ plants & 20+ plants.

Rootstock for Cherries. Approximate tree height when mature. 3-4 Metres. Colt Rootstocks can be grafted in early spring (February-March) or planted out and budded in early August. Rootstocks are despatched from January-April only. Bulk Discounts for 10+ plants & 20+ plants.

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 for sale - Discover the ultimate in disease-resistant blackcurrant cultivation with Blackcurrant 'Titania', a Swedish-bred variety that has transformed home fruit growing since its introduction in 1998. This remarkable cultivar offers not only outstanding productivity but also exceptional disease resistance, making it an ideal choice for gardeners who want reliable, high-quality harvests without the usual challenges of blackcurrant cultivation. Named after the queen of the fairies, 'Titania' delivers magical results with its impressive vigour, extended harvest season, and superior resistance to common problems faced by other varieties. Picking time mid July. Titania: Planting distance 1.2 metres (4 feet) apart.