‘Bramley’
Scrumptious Patio Duo Fruit Frees
‘Braeburn’
Duo Apple ITEM: 300063
‘Sunburst’
BUY 1 GET 1 FREE!
‘Conference’ ‘Stella’
Duo Cherry ITEM: 300065
‘Victoria’
Duo Pear ITEM: 300064
Each tree is double- ‘Czar’
Duo Plum ITEM: 300066
grafted by our expert nursery team, so they stay compact
Peter McDermott, Head Gardener
With these specially grafted ‘Duo’ Fruit Trees you can grow two varieties of fruit on one tree! They’re perfect for anyone who loves the idea of picking their own home-grown fresh fruit, but are limited on space. Each tree is meticulously ‘double-grafted’ together onto ‘dwarfing’ rootstock by skilled nurserymen – meaning they’ll remain compact and are even happy growing in large pots on your patio. Because they are already trained into a V-shape, they can be grown against a wall too! 2.5-3m
P+P surcharge applies
Match Pick any 2
Mix n’ GET 1 FREE BUY 1
1-1.2M DOUBLE GRAFTED BARE ROOT TREES
£19.99
‘Concorde’
SAVE £7 1.7 LITRE POT
£12.99 ITEM: 340029
Was £19.99 GO BIGGER
SAVE £10 70-100CM STANDARD
Hardy Fig ‘Brown Turkey’ Picking plump, juicy figs 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! Masses of large, fruit with deep red flesh that are ready for picking in late summer and early autumn. 4m March-April
£29.99 ITEM: 340057
Was £39.99
Raspberry ‘Glen Ample’ Long Canes Long cane raspberries are your opportunity to benefit from a massive breakthrough in raspberry fruit production! Raspberries usually produce their fruit on the previous year’s growth of canes. Now, with these long canes you will get fruit in the first season. 1.5m May-July
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GET 5 FREE £19.99
BUY 5
5 BARE ROOT LONG CANES
ITEM: 330002
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