Blackberry ‘Black Butte’
The massive fruits of the blackberry ‘Black Butte’ are quite tasty! Each juicy berry is up to 5cm (2) long and weighs around 12g, making them nearly twice the size of regular blackberries. The flavorful berries are harvested beginning in
Azalea ‘Dwarf Orange’
Azalea Dwarf Orange If you are looking for a bright and cheerful shrub to add to your borders for some late spring colour then Azalea ?Dwarf Orange’. A compact, evergreen variety, this desirable small shrub. Flowers during April and May,
Blackberry ‘Karaka Black’
These mammoth-sized, dark-black, shiny berries are firm and easy to pick, and are some of the largesry fruits we have ever seen! The thorny stemst blackber produce a good crop with excellent flavour that can be picked over a long
Blackberry ‘Loch Ness’
For small gardens, blackberry ?Loch Ness? is a home run ? producing crisp, delicious fruit on small but sturdy upright canes. The canes are thornless, meaning they?re much easier to handle when harvesting, which will produce up to 3.6kg of
Blackberry ‘Apache’
This mid-season Arkansas variety produces huge, glossy blackberries weighing up to 11g each. The sweet, juicy berries are easily harvested from the erect, thornless stems of Blackberry ‘Apache.’ Blackberries are quick to establish and easy to grow, rewarding you with
Apple ‘Wonder Tree Elstar’ (Patio Apple)
Create your own mini orchard in even the smallest of growing spaces! Apple ?Wonder Tree Elstar? is an extremely compact variety that can be grown in a large container and yields fruits from a young age. This patio apple won’t
Apple ‘Worcester Pearmain’
The Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit winner, Apple Worcester Pearmain, is an early-season desert variety with a sweet flavour. It is ideal for eating fresh from the tree, but it is also a good variety for stewing. Crops
Apple ‘Queen Cox’
Apple ?Queen Cox? is a sport of ?Cox Orange Pippin?, one of the most popular English apples around, and a superior offspring from the Pippin family creating an apple that combines all the best qualities of it?s family members. Larger,
Apricot ‘Tomcot’
Apricot ‘Tomcot’ is more dependable than others and adapts better to the UK climate than many traditional varieties. It springs blossoms, followed by large, sweet, and juicy orange fruits with a stunning red blush. Modern apricot crops ripen at the
Apple ‘Lord Lambourne’
Apple Lord Lambourne was introduced in 1907 and is still competitive with newer varieties. The fruits are uniformly orange-green with red streaks. The flavour is sweet and aromatic, with a hint of strawberry, and is reminiscent of later-ripening varieties with
Apple ‘Howgate Wonder’
Apple ?Howgate Wonder? tastes great both cooked and uncooked. It has a classic red and green striped skin. The crisp white flesh is tangy and sharp but is not as acidic as Bramley. It is a strong-growing variety for a
Apple ‘Granny Smith’
The perfect cooking apple! The Apple ‘Granny Smith’ has a sharp flavour when it’s freshly eaten. Its texture is retained even after cooking, which makes it perfect for tarts and pies. It can be added to salads and its dressing
Apple ‘Greensleeves’
Apple ?Greensleeves? is one of the best eating apple varieties. It’s juicy, so it makes good juice and cider. It is easy to grow and has a long shelf life. You can store the apples until October if this variety
Apple ‘Jonagold’
Apple ‘Jonagold’ is a multi-purpose apple variety from York. The fruits are large, with pale green-yellow skins flushed with red. The flesh is crisp and creamy-white in colour. The flavour is a blend of sweetness and sharpness, with a rich
Apple ‘Elstar’
‘Elstar’ is a dessert variety, bearing heavy crops of marbled red apples against a yellow ground. The result of a cross between ‘Ingrid Marie’ and ‘Golden Delicious’, ‘Elstar’ combines the very best qualities of both varieties. ‘Elstar’ has the honeyed
Apple ‘Gala’
Apple ‘Gala’ has an incredible shelf life. If it was picked from the tree in October, it will retain its rich, juicy flavour throughout January. Apple ‘Gala’ is one of the most delicious apples to eat. Especially for pressing out
Apple Duo Family Tree
A pair of delicious apple varieties grafted onto one apple tree!Apple Duo Family Tree is the perfect option for maximising space. This Duo Apple has been carefully grafted onto a semi-dwarfing MM106 roostock with two popular, reliable varieties selected for
Apple ‘Duo-Apple’
This delicious pair of apple varieties have been grafted onto one apple tree! Apple ‘Duo Apple’ has been grafted with two much-loved varieties, chosen for their growing performance in the UK and their superb flavour. Apple ‘Golden Delicious’ is an
Apple Columnar ‘Purple Haze’ ®
Apple Columnar ‘Purple Haze’ is a true columnar apple. It has dark pink blossoms that mature into purple fruits with red flesh and heart-shaped white centres. In the late summer, the leaves turn from a deep red to a very
Apple ‘Bramley 20’
All the excellent qualities of the traditional ‘Bramley’ apple but in a much smaller size. Apple ‘Bramley 20’ is 20% less vigorous than ‘Bramley’s Seedling’ but bears heavier crops of large, pale green fruits flushed red/orange. Crops can be harvested
Apple ‘Bramley’s Seedling’
The most well-known cooking apple, yielding huge fruits with a sharp acidic flavor, is great for making exquisite pies, crumbles, and purees, as well as being highly recommended by renowned chefs. Bramley’s Seedling, which was given an RHS AGM, has
Anemone Rainbow Collection
The Anemone Rainbow Collection brings a stunning array of colour to your garden, with multi-coloured blooms that range from red to white, pink, and purple. Known for their long blooming period, from late spring to autumn, these plants are perfect
