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If you adore fruit but have only enough garden space for one fruit tree, our grafted fruit trees allow you to grow your favourite varieties on one tree!
Two varieties and flavours grafted onto one stem for an extended cropping season. The two varieties pollinate each other so now you can grow all of your favourite tree fruit and have more room in your garden for other crops. They’re ideal for small plots, patios or kitchen gardens and they grow well in large containers.
Pear Twin Tree - Conference & Louise Bonne de Jersey
2 varieties grafted on one tree! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x Bare Root Twin Tree
Cherry Twin Tree - Napoleon Bigarreau & Variks Black
2 varieties grafted on one tree! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x Bare Root Twin Tree
Plum Twin Tree - Shropshire Plum Damson & Oullins Golden Gage
The perfect pair of plum trees for UK gardens! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x Bare Root Twin Tree
Plum Twin Tree - Victoria & Oullins Golden Gage
2 varieties grafted on one tree! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x Bare Root Twin Tree
Apple Twin Tree - Jonagold & Golden Permain
2 varieties grafted on one tree! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x Bare Root Twin Tree
Family Apple Tree (Lambourne/ Worcester/ Fiesta)
3 varieties grafted on one tree! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x bare root tree
Plum Twin Tree - Shropshire & Victoria
Space-saving solution! ... More
Pack Quantity: 1x Bare Root Twin Tree
How to Grow Bare Root Fruit, Veg and Perennials
Advice on how to plant bare roots.
Fruit Tree Rootstock Information
Fruit Tree Rootstock Information
Fruit Fact Sheet
Growing Fruit? We have all you need to know about the basics of Fruit Growing in one easy guide!
Fruit Tree Planting Instructions
Tips and advice on how to plant and look after your fruit tree.
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Give them a good boost into the growing season.
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Now's the perfect time to plant trees & bushes.
Make sure tree guards are intact around the base of young apple, pear and other fruit trees
