Tree Forms
Patio Trees
Perfect for small gardens, patios, balconies and courtyards, our Patio Apple and Pear Trees are specially grafted onto dwarf rootstocks to keep them compact and manageable.
Stepover Trees
Stepover apple and pear trees are a beautiful and practical way to grow your own fruit. With their origins in Victorian walled gardens, these charming low-growing trees were once used to line paths and define areas, in the kitchen garden.
Bush Trees
Bush trees are perfect for small gardens, growing to an ultimate height of around 2–2.5 metres (6–8 feet). They need around 3 metres spacing between each tree.
Half-Standard Trees
Half-standard fruit trees are a great choice for those with a bit more space, offering both structure and a more abundant crop. They grow typically to an ultimate height of around 4 metres.
Full-Standard Trees
Full-standard fruit trees are the traditional choice for classic orchards, with a tall, elegant shape and strong structure. These trees grow to an ultimate height of around 4.5–5 metres
Espalier
Espalier apple trees are a beautiful and practical way to grow fruit, especially in smaller gardens. This formal training method became particularly popular during the Victorian period
FAN Trained
Fan training is a beautiful and practical way to grow stone fruits like plums, cherries, damsons and gages. We can also offer FAN trained apples and pears to order.
Family Tree
Fan training is a beautiful and practical way to grow stone fruits like plums, cherries, damsons and gages. We can also offer FAN trained apples and pears to order.
Grafting Service – Maiden Tree
Our grafting service provides you with a 1-year-old Maiden tree, typically between 3–5 feet tall. At this young stage, the tree has a single, straight trunk without any side branches or "crown".