Pluot Flavor Supreme £34.99
This exceptional hybrid produces a heavy crop of large fruits with firm, richly-flavoured, dark red flesh and greenish-maroon mottled skin. Superior to any early season plum, which often have a tart aftertaste, it instead has the aroma of the apricot that forms one half of its parentage. Harvest in September and early October. Requires an early plum in the vicinity for pollination. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .

Apricot Flavourcot (1) £29.99
This Canadian-bred apricot has revolutionised the growing of apricots in the UK. It’s a self-fertile apricot forming a tidy, compact tree, producing large, juicy, intensely flavoured apricots with a strong red blush on succulent orange flesh. These will ripen around the middle of August. Can be grown in the open in southern areas of the country, or elswhere in a sheltered warm spot such as a south-facing wall or fence. Grown on Montclaire rootstock, which gives a heavily cropping, medium-sized tree of 2.7-3m (9-10′).Will be despatched in November 2011, weather permitting; alternatively despatch will be February/March 2012. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .

Pomegranate Provence 3ltr (Hardy) £29.99
A superb old French variety of this very hardy and long-lived deciduous tree/shrub. The plants come into flower in June and the glossy, leathery-skinned fruits reach maturity during September. Enjoy the fragrant sweet-sharp juice as a drink, and eat the bright pink pulp fresh and in dishes sweet or savoury. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Plant. . . . .

Peach Avalon Pride 1 £29.99
This recently introduced peach appears to be strongly resistant to leaf curl disease. From a chance seedling found by a Miss Pride in woods in Washington State, near Seattle. She noticed that it was peach leaf curl resistant and decided to propagate her own tree. When she moved she decided to take the tree with her but just before the move a large bear dug the tree up and totally wrecked it! Left with a pile of twigs she managed to revive and propagate a further tree and move it to a bear-free environment. Trees are self-fertile with pretty pink flowers and bear large, deliciously juicy fruits from early August.Grown on Montclaire rootstock which is highly productive with medium vigour. It also makes trees less susceptible to frost damage.Despatched in November 2011, weather permitting; alternatively despatch will be February/March 2012. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .

Persimmon Kaki-Sharon Fruit £29.99
These hardy, self-fertile trees are little known in the UK, but deserve to be much more widely grown. Pick the fruit in late October, and allow it to ripen to sweet perfection on a sunny windowsill. When ripe, eat them fresh by spooning out the smooth, custard-like flesh (it is sweet and delicious and tastes a little like a mango). They can also be used in desserts of breads, or even dried. Eventual height approximately 5m (16′). Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .

Nut Sweet Almond Princess £24.99
A self-fertile almond which is partially resistant to Peach Leaf Curl, and very attractive both in blossom and in leaf. The large fruits, which are held in bunches, are very sweet, and the tree will start to crop just 2-3 years after planting. Mature height 3-4m (10-13′).Will be despatched in November 2011, weather permitting; alternatively despatch will be February/March 2012. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .

Pear Loffelbirne 1 £24.99
Pick these magnificent pears in late September and early October and they will be fully ripe and ready to eat in December. The fruits are very large and wide below, tapering above, with dark red or purple skins. Scoop out the melt-in-the-mouth flesh with a spoon. There is absolutely no graininess and the taste is divine! The healthy trees will provide consistent crops year after year. Supplied as a bare root tree.One of the easiest of trees to grow. Grown on ‘Quince A’ rootstock giving a tree with moderate vigour and promoting pears to fruit at an early age. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .

Apple Redlove Sirena £24.99
• Uniquely coloured – Rosy-red flesh with a beautiful pattern running through it• Deliciously tasty – Crisp and juicy with a hint of berries• Even better for you – Higher in antioxidants than other apples• Disease resistant – Exceptionally high resistance to scab• Attractive in the garden – Unusual, long-lasting, deep pink spring blossom• Versatile in the kitchen – Delicious eaten raw but also ideal for cooking (it retains its red colour)Grown on M9 rootstock, it will produce an easily managed tree up to approximately 2.5m (8′) tall in the garden, smaller if grown in a large container. Though not self-fertile, it’s easily pollinated by other apple trees, even up to 300m away. Supplied as a top quality 1 year old, single stem, bare root tree, with full growing instructions.Sirena – Fine fleshed with a refreshing, tangy flavour; harvest from late August until early September and eat straight from the tree or store until the end of October. Our trees are held in dormant condition in a cool store, which is why we can still supply at this time. Plant immediately on receipt and keep well watered as they burst into growth. Culture: Full growing instructions included.Redlove® is a protected trademark belonging to Lubera AG, Switzerland. All Redlove varieties that we offer are protected and buyers of these plants are allowed to grow these trees for their private use. Buyers are not allowed to use these trees for commercial purposes i.e. to grow for the fruit market or to multiply these trees or to sell fruit of the Redlove varieties under the Redlove trademark nor under another name.. 1 Bare Root Tree. . . . .