Fruit
Grow Your Own Sweet Rewards
Self- fertile
Dwarf Peach ‘Diamond’
Mid February
SAVE £5
80-100CM TALL BARE ROOT TREE
£19.99 ITEM: 300302
Was £24.99
This self-fertile ‘Diamond’ peach tree is perfect for a pot on the patio or balcony. Peaches are versatile for the dessert kitchen, while being a summertime treat. 1.5m
Nectarine ‘Garden Beauty’
Self- fertile
SAVE £5
80-100CM TALL BARE ROOT TREE
£19.99 ITEM: 300095
Was £24.99
This is your chance to grow juicy nectarines here in the UK! Fill your pots with a compact nectarine tree and enjoy years of fragrant springtime flowers, closely followed by delectable fruits in late summer. 1.5m
Mid February
Patio Apple ‘Sun Red’
SAVE £5
80-100CM TALL BARE ROOT TREE
£19.99 ITEM: 300094
Was £24.99
Grow your own delicious red apples even in small garden spaces. Juicy early apples are ready to pluck from September, with deep red skin just asking to be bitten into. 1.5m Mid February
SAVE £5 1.7 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 310028
Was £19.99
SAVE £15 2 X 1.7 LITRE POTS
Honeyberry ‘Altaj’ Pick mouth-watering summer superfruit from your own garden! This amazing Honeyberry ‘Altaj’ is a sweet variety. 1m March-May
ITEM: 310029 9cm pot £9.99 SAVE £3 ITEM: 310034 9cm x 3 £14.97 SAVE £24 ITEM: 310070 1.7 litre
£12.99 SAVE £2 ITEM: 310188 1.7 litre x 2 £19.98 SAVE £10
Hardy Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ Masses of large, fruit with deep red flesh that are ready for picking in late summer and early autumn. 4m March-April
ITEM: 680007 9cm pot £9.99 ITEM: 340029 1.7 litre
£12.99 SAVE £7
ITEM: 310188 70-80cm standard £29.99 SAVE £10
Pink Blueberry £24.98
‘Pink Lemonade’ Own something unique – the world’s first ever ‘Pinkberry’! Part of the blueberry family, these superfruits are packed with healthy antioxidants and, best of all, they are sweeter and juicier than regular blueberries. 1m April-May
Was £39.98 ITEM: 310131
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