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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.

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.

Dessert Pear Beurre Hardy fruit trees - A classic French pear from the early 19th century. Beurre Hardy has conical fruit with a distinctive excellent flavour. The leaves turn red in the autumn giving exceptional autumn colour. Pick Beurre Hardy fruit in late August whilst quite hard, then leave to ripen indoors. The connoisseur's pear. 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/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.

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.

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. 

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.

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/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.

Dessert Plum Seneca fruit trees - The largest plum we have ever seen! 3 fruits are capable of filling your hand. The large red skinned fruits have a delicious bright yellow/orange flesh and a freestone. Seneca is partially self fertile. Picking time mid September.

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.

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.