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These patio fruit trees have been specifically chosen for their dwarf habit making them ideal for growing in large containers. Height if containerised 1m 39. Spread if containerised 45cm 18. Height supplied 3040cm in 9cm pots.
Trio comprises 3 x 9cm Potted Plants 1 of each variety KB7556
Apple Golden Delicious Pollination Group 4 Cooking and Eating Apple This easy to grow variety produces good yields of attractive goldengreen apples that store well over a long period after harvesting. Rootstock M9
Pear Conference Pollination Group 3SelfFertile Eating pear The best known of all pears, Conference is excellent eaten as a dessert pear but also exceptional when cooked. The long bell shaped fruits with firm flesh can be eaten hard or fully ripe with a smooth juicy flavour. Rootstock Quince A
Cherry Sylvia SelfFertile Eating Cherry This dwarf cherry tree is perfect for the patio where it makes a great focal point in spring as pale pink cherry blossom cloaks the branches. Rootstock Gisella 6
Please note Patio trees are derived from clonal selections for dwarfism which ensures a particularly compact growth habit of around 1m 39 in height.
How to Grow
Plant patio fruit trees in 60cm 2 diameter containers using a good quality compost such as John innes No.3. Alternatively plant them in any well drained soil in a sheltered sunny position. Plant fruit trees at their original soil level, firm them into the ground and water well. Feed and water containerised plants regularly. For pruning advice, please see individual product pages. Most fruits trees should be pruned during the winter months when the plants are dormant. However, care should be taken when pruning cherry trees to avoid winter pruning as this leaves cherry trees prone to silver leaf disease.
offer ends midnight, 12th March 2025 or while stocks last.
