Fruit Trees


A well-established fruit tree is an incredibly rewarding addition to your garden, giving you years of plentiful harvests. Choose from apple, pear, plum and cherry trees, or go for something more unusual like greengages, quinces, medlars or apricots. Short on space? No problem – our patio fruit tree range is perfect for containers and small spaces.


Plum ‘Victoria’ (Patio) ❤


The nation’s favourite and most recognised plum. This self-fertile variety’s popularity comes from them reliably producing a heavy crop of superbly sweet, juicy versatile fruits.


4.7/5


Height Up to 1.2m | Spread 1m Harvest Oct-Nov


10709419 | 2 Ltr pot tree £19.99


2 Ltr pt tre


Grown in open ground


tree Bare root


rather than in pots. The most economical way to buy


fruit trees. Sent to you in dormancy ready to plant and establish through the spring.


Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 2 patio fruit trees for just £30† Sef frtl


Cherry ‘Van’ (Patio)


Height Up to 1.2m | Spread 1m Harvest Oct-Nov 10709417 | 2 Ltr pot tree


£19.99


Apple ‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’ (Patio)


A well-known, self fertile variety known for its reliability in cooler climates. Medium-sized, golden red fruits, with a crisp bite.


Height Up to 1.2m | Spread 1m Harvest Oct-Nov


10709427 | 2 Ltr pot tree £19.99


Pear ‘Conference’ (Patio)


‘Conference’ is the country’s favourite pear, and small wonder as it is so versatile. Reliable with a good harvest of sweet juicy pears in October. Self-fertile variety for heavier cropping.


Height Up to 1.2m | Spread 1m Harvest Sep-Nov


10709420 | 2 Ltr pot tree £19.99


Plum ‘Opal’ (Patio)


Height Up to 1.2m | Spread 1m Harvest Jul-Sep 10709418 | 2 Ltr pot tree


£19.99 †£30 offer on patio 2 Ltr pot trees only 54 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555


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