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Fruit and Nut Plants
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Elder - Sambucus nigra
The flowers can be used to make wine, tea, or fried into fritters. The berries are high in vitamin C and can be used to make preserves and syrups to fight off winter colds.
Price: £10.00
6 in stock
40cm tall Hazel nut Tree (cobnut or common filbert) - Corylus avellana
Hazel is a low-maintenance, fast-growing native tree that not only supports wildlife but rewards you with delicious edible nuts from September to October. Its graceful, multi-stemmed shape makes it perfect for hedgerows or woodland edges, and it responds well to coppicing. The catkins provide early pollen for bees
Price: £10.00
5 in stock
60cm tall Hazel nut Tree (cobnut or common filbert) - Corylus avellana
Hazel is a low-maintenance, fast-growing native tree that not only supports wildlife but rewards you with delicious edible nuts from September to October. Its graceful, multi-stemmed shape makes it perfect for hedgerows or woodland edges, and it responds well to coppicing. The catkins provide early pollen for bees
Price: £15.00
5 in stock
Pack of 6: Strawberry plant- Elsanta (Fragaria x ananassa)
Reliable yield and disease resistant, with big, shiny, mouthwatering berries from May to September/ October depending on weather.
Price: £6.00
3 in stock
Black Elder Black Lace - Sambucus nigra
Tiny white flowers in early summer followed by small black fruit which can be cooked and eaten, or used to make a refreshing summer drink.
Price: £6.00
Everbearing Raspberry Autumn Bliss
This variety produces a prolific amount of tasty fruit from July to October.
Price: £6.00
Lychee tree (Litchi chinensis)
An evergreen tropical tree prized for its interesting, fragrant fruit. Lychee trees are beautiful ornamental plants with glossy, dark green leaves and fragrant white flowers that attract pollinators. Typically grown in warm climates or as a greenhouse specimen in cooler areas, they add an exotic touch to gardens and patios. Requires well-drained soil, plenty of sunlight, and protection from frost.
Price: £10.00
Mulberry (Morus Nigra)
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Price: £6.00
Pack of 8: Blackberry plants - Rubus fruticosus
A vigorous, native fruiting shrub that produces juicy black berries in late summer to early autumn. Blackberry plants are reliable and hardy, thriving in a wide range of soils and conditions. The berries are rich in flavour and perfect for eating fresh, baking, or making jams and syrups. Spring flowers attract bees and other pollinators, and the plant offers valuable habitat for birds and insects. Best grown in full sun or light shade. May benefit from light training or pruning to keep growth in check and encourage better fruiting.
Price: £6.00
Rubus Idaeus Glen Ample (Summer Fruiting Raspberry)
A high yielding, mid season summer fruiting raspberry with large, round conical-shaped berries. Large, tasty fruit from early July to late July.
Price: £6.00
Rubus Idaeus Tulameen
This variety produces a prolific amount of tasty fruit from July to October.
Price: £6.00
Wild Raspberry (Rubus idaeus)
A native fruiting shrub that produces sweet-tart red berries in summer. Wild raspberries have delicate stems and leaves, and tend to be softer and more finely textured than cultivated varieties. Their white spring flowers attract pollinators, and the berries are perfect for eating fresh or using in jams and desserts. These plants thrive in full sun to partial shade and prefer moist, well-drained soil.
Price: £6.00
Woodland Strawberry - Fragaria vesca
Sweet fragrant berries, delicious raw, cooking or freezing.
Price: £6.00