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Quality Fruit Trees at Competitive Prices

30% discount for orders over 25 trees further discounts for orders over £500

For current stock numbers see wholesale availability on menu bar above

Most of our stock is bare-root and sent out in the winter, orders are placed in advance.

Apple Trees Two Year
In pots are available all year round to collect from the nursery, please contact us

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this months offers from Adam's Apples
CIDER SIX PACK

£50 for Six Cider Apple Trees to make a tasty blend of cider

  • Sweet, Bittersweet, Sharp and Bittersharp varieties chosen to suit your area
  • e.g.Browns, Black Dabinett, Kingston Black, Katy, Tremletts Bitter, Tom Putt, Slack ma Girdle, Ellis Bitter, Porters Perfection, Yarlington Mill, Major Sweet Alford and more...

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    Dwarf Cherry Trees

    Ideal for a patio or small garden these cherry trees will grow to no more than 3 metres , easily netted to protect the fruit from the birds.
    Self-fertile varieties Cherokee ,Sunburst, Stella. All ripen to sweet red/black juicy dessert cherries.

    £40 for three trees or £15 each
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    Cider Six Pack only £50 while stocks last

    Adam's Apple Tree of the Week
    Lord Lambourne
    Probably the best tasting mid season apple, begins ripening in Late September. The red apples are crisp and aromatic, excellent eaten fresh but a very good apple to make juice with. The tree is compact with pretty pink blossom. Popular as an Edwardian dessert apple and named in 1907 after the president of the Royal Horticultural Society.

    Adams Apple Tip
    Apple Storage
    Keep only the best fruit in cool frost free conditions. Plastic stacking crates are good efficient storage but need sorting through for the rotten fruit, which can be left out for the birds. Eat the early varieties first and store the later varieties separately, a damp atmosphere is good to avoid the apples shriveling up.
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