Irresistible Homegrown Fruit From Your Patio
“A truly rewarding patio bush with flowers and ornamental fruits!”
Fruit
“Grow delicious figs with so many uses in your garden”
Orange blooms
SAVE £5 2 LITRE POT
Pomegranate Bush Grow a statement shrub that earns its place twice over, with summer flowers followed by decorative autumn fruits. Compact enough for your favourite patio pot, it loves a warm sunny spot and stays neat as it matures. Perfect for gardeners wanting something ornamental, unusual and rewarding. 1m June-August
Was £24.99
“Super sweet cherries, with an old-fashioned flavour”
£19.99 ITEM: 680066
Hardy Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ Picking plump, juicy figs straight from a tree is one of life’s greatest pleasures! ‘Brown Turkey’ boasts masses of large, pear-shaped fruit with deep red flesh that are ready for picking in late summer and early autumn. 4m
Was £39.99 ITEM: 340057
SAVE £10 £29.99
70-100 CM TALL IN A 3 LITRE POT
“Award-winning and easy to grow – the perfect gooseberry for any garden!”
Cherry ‘Stella’
If you only have space to grow one fruit tree, grow this one! ‘Stella’ cherry is self-fertile, so does not need a second variety of cherry tree to pollinate it. It is a really heavy, reliable cropper because it has good resistance to late frosts. 3m March-May
SAVE £15 5 LITRE POT
£24.99 ITEM: 300057
Was £39.99
Gooseberry ‘Invicta’ The number one outstanding Gooseberry variety for home gardeners, producing big crops of classic green berries, almost twice as many as any other variety. ‘Invicta’ is also mildew resistant, making it easy to grow for even a novice ‘grow your own’ gardener. 1.5m May-June
Was £14.99 Click on the icons to add the item to your basket
SAVE £5 2 LITRE POT
£9.99 ITEM: 310116
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