Self-fertile with pretty pink flowers which bear large, deliciously juicy fruits. Ripens in August. Supplied in a 4 litre pot at a height of Approx. 70cm (27½). Small trees adapted to grow in different container sizes. & if you want, you can also transplant them into the open ground. They are a selection of the most tasty varieties of the most popular fruit species. All are self-fertile. Trees are grafted onto the most innovative rootstock, which reduces the vigour of the plant, provides a controlled growth & improves the characteristics of the fruits! Eventual height 1.5-2m, depending on container size. All trees need pruning in some way & trees are very adaptable. What makes our patio range special is that they are quite happy in a pot for their lives, & naturally have an eventual height that does not exceed 2m, but they are just as happy & productive at 75cm. That is down to rootstock & the clonal selection. Please see our supplier’s comments about his trees
- In this image (under the main image) is a Garden Sun Red apple tree which I have grown in the same pot for the last 5 years. As you can see it is my height & that’s the height I wish it to be. It would be equally happy at 75cms though. Just to the left of me in the image is a patio almond which is now 7 yrs. old & as you can see that is just 75cms high & covered in fruits. It’s the size I wanted it to be. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden.
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This recently introduced peach appears to be strongly resistant to leaf curl disease. From a chance seedling found by a Miss Pride in woods in Washington State, near Seattle. She noticed that it was peach leaf curl resistant & decided to propagate her own tree. When she moved she decided to take the tree with her but just before the move a large bear dug the tree up & totally wrecked it! Left with a pile of twigs she managed to revive & propagate a further tree & move it to a bear-free environment. Trees are self-fertile with pretty pink flowers & bear large, deliciously juicy fruits from early August. Pollination group 4. Grown on Montclaire rootstock which is highly productive with medium vigour. It also makes trees less susceptible to frost damage. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden. ...

These delightful, unusual fruits are delicious & sweet
- so sweet they are also known as 'honey peaches'. Being a flat, or squashed
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Unique, cascading branches bearing sweet, juicy peaches. Yields fruit from the 2nd year of planting. Ideal for small gardens, pink blossom in spring, yellow-fleshed fruit in late summer. Harvest in August. Height 2.5-3m. Grown on Montclare rootstock. ...

The blood peach. In our opinion this is the most delicious peach there is! Deep raspberry-rose skin & flesh stained a deep red all the way through. Harvest August. Pollination group 4. Deliciously sweet & intensely perfumed. (SF
- self-fertile). For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden.
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Perhaps the most popular choice of bird feed there is, & for good reason too. Very high in oil & protein, they are one the most energy efficient foods available to our much loved garden birds. It doesn’t matter whether it’s hot or cold, hang up a peanut feeder, full of energy packed nuts, & in no time at all you’ll have birds of all shapes & sizes pecking away. ...

Perhaps the most popular choice of bird feed there is, & for good reason too. Very high in oil & protein, they are one the most energy efficient foods available to our much loved garden birds. It doesn’t matter whether it’s hot or cold, hang up a peanut feeder, full of energy packed nuts, & in no time at all you’ll have birds of all shapes & sizes pecking away. ...

Perhaps the most popular choice of bird feed there is, & for good reason too. Very high in oil & protein, they are one the most energy efficient foods available to our much loved garden birds. It doesn’t matter whether it’s hot or cold, hang up a peanut feeder, full of energy packed nuts, & in no time at all you’ll have birds of all shapes & sizes pecking away. ...

Perhaps the most popular choice of bird feed there is, & for good reason too. Very high in oil & protein, they are one the most energy efficient foods available to our much loved garden birds. It doesn’t matter whether it’s hot or cold, hang up a peanut feeder, full of energy packed nuts, & in no time at all you’ll have birds of all shapes & sizes pecking away. ...

The easiest pear to grow & delicious to eat
- the flavour is excellent. The hardiest & most reliable variety throughout Britain.
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