Enjoy Sweet Rewards with Homegrown Fruit Trees Cherry Bush ‘Porthos’
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e are still as blown away by this game- changing concept as we were when we stumbled across fruiting cherry trees in 2016! This is the first bush cherry, as opposed to a tree, so forms a nice neat clump of many fruiting branches right from the base – and as a result does not get too tall, and makes picking really easy – as well as netting from pesky birds. 2m April-May
✔ The fruits are super sweet with an old-fashioned mouth- watering aromatic flavour
✔ Each totally winter hardy bush will produce up to 5kg of fruit per year once fully established
Max 2m tall
“Pick huge bunches of delicious, super-sweet cherries with ease!”
“You’ll never go back to shop bought!”
SAVE £10 3 LITRE POT
£19.99 ITEM: 300176
Was £29.99 “Sun-loving and productive! Enjoy yearly fruits”
SAVE £5 1.7 LITRE POT
£9.99 Was £14.99 ITEM: 340029
Hardy Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ Picking plump, juicy figs straight from a tree is one of life’s greatest pleasures, especially when served up with some wafer thin slices of Parma ham and a drizzle of honey... divine! Boasts masses of large, pear-shaped fruit with deep red flesh that are ready for picking in late summer and early autumn. 4m March-April
Late November 2 LITRE POT ITEM: 680066 £19.99
Ornamental Dwarf Pomegranate A highly attractive feature tree, pomegranates are well-known, although not as widely grown in our gardens as they should be. With deep foliage and bright orange flowers in summer, your pomegranate will look great for years to come, with its shiny fruits ripening in the sun and providing a beautiful contrast to its leaves. 1m June-August
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