Sweet, Sun-Ripened Fruits


Citrus ‘Kumquat’ Tree With Fruit


“You’ll never go back to shop bought!”


Ficus ‘Little Miss Figgy’


9CM POT ITEM: 340091£9.99


Meet Ficus ‘Little Miss Figgy’ – a compact powerhouse of a fig tree that delivers big on both beauty and bounty. This dwarf variety ensures that homegrown figs are within everyone’s reach. It slots effortlessly into pots, borders, or even a sunny balcony, offering a lush, Mediterranean feel to your outdoor space. 1.8m


“So many uses in the garden! Grow your own delicious figs”


SAVE £15 4 LITRE POT


£34.99 ITEM: 340104


Was £49.99


“Fresh, homegrown kumquats straight from your patio – supplied already laden with fruits!”


Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ Standard Picking juicy figs straight from a tree is one of life’s greatest pleasures. Divine! Boasting masses of large, pear-shaped fruit with deep red flesh that are ready for picking in late summer and early autumn, ‘Brown Turkey’ is perfect in a large pot or grown in the ground. 4m March-April


Was £19.99


SAVE £7 1.7 LITRE POT


£12.99 ITEM: 340029


Introduce a feel of the Mediterranean to your garden, with fragrant spring blooms, plus generous crops of golden-orange kumquats. A highly decorative, yet profoundly productive member of the citrus family. Enjoy flowers and fruits through the year on this evergreen variety. 3m May-July


✔ Enjoy instant impact! Arriving covered in fruit, these stunning trees are true statement pieces, offering both striking looks and delicious citrus from day one


✔ Exotic Mediterranean charm, with glossy evergreen foliage, fragrant white spring flowers, and golden- orange kumquats, elevating your home and garden


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