08/06/2026
With the days cooling down now is the best time to get your fruit trees in the ground while they are dormant. All $64.90 unless indicated. Here's what we have in stock
- Apple Granny Smith -the classic green eating apple, crisp with great flavour.
- Apple Egremont Russet - old English apple from the 19th Century, small round golden apples with sweet, tasty flesh. Compact, upright habit and self-fertile. Mid-season.
- Apple Monty's Suprise - was a seedling discovered in NZ. Its large apples can be eaten fresh, but they are very good cooking apples
- Apple Rubee Red - a newbie for us but sounds yum with crisp, sweet, white flesh and bright red skin. It's a cross between Pacific Rose and Liberty and on a semi dwarfing rootstock to 3-4m tall. Disease resistant. Pollinate with Egremont Russet (also in stock)
- Apple Lady in Red - pink-red blushed skin and crisp, white flesh with a great balance of tart and sweet. bred for high quality fruiting (pollinate with Granny Smith (in stock), Gala or Fuji
- Apple Coxs Orange Pippin - an heirloom from 1825. Rich, aromatic and nutty in flavour.
-Apricot Moorpark - soft, juicy, free stone apricot with deep yellow fuzzless skin. Eat fresh, bottle or dry. Mid season. Self fertile. Heirloom
-Apricot Cluthalate - late season variety fruiting about 2 weeks after Moorpark. Medium size with sweet juicy flesh. Self fertile
-Apricot Garden Annie - good size semi-freestone bright yellow fruit that are firm and juicy. Semi-dwarf tree. Early season. Self fertile.
-Cherry Stella - large, sweet, dark red fruit. Good producer and pollinator for other varieties. Heavy reliable bearer. Mid-season. Self fertile.
-Cherry Compact Stella - as above but on a dwarf rooting stock to 3-4m, easily pruned to size
-Cherry Rainer - large yellow fruit with pink blush. Pair with a Stella or Lapins for pollination.
-Cherry Lapins - dark red fruit with firm juicy flesh. Self fertile
-Cherry Grumpy - a tart cherry with a naturally dwarf weeping form.
- Nashi Nijiseiki - creamy white crisp flesh. Also great as a pollinator for any pear. Self fertile
-Healy's Peacherine - actually a nectarine/peach cross. Great eating and bottling. Sweet and juicy flesh. Late season. Self fertile. ($75)
-Pear Packhams Triumph - the classic green, crunchy pear found in the supermarkets. Like most pears this will need a pollinator (we have options in the nursery). Early season.
-Pear Red Bartlett - scarlet skinned pear on a smaller growing tree
-Plum Duffs early - one of the first to ripen, cropping heavily. All purpose with good flavour. Self fertile
- Plum Satsuma - blood red plum with juicy flesh. Partially self fertile or pollinate with Santa Rosa
- Plum Santa Rosa - medium to large purple skin with pink tinged yellow juicy flesh with a tangy flavour. Early to mid season. Self fertile
-Plum Luisa - oblong shaped plum with excellent flavour and meaty texture. Self fertile
-Plum Purple King- very large purple skinned, yellow flesh. Sweet and juicy.
-Plum Spring Satin - an interesting plum apricot cross. Semi dwarf tree.
-Quince Smyrna - very large, golden yellow, aromatic fruit. Self fertile
-Almond All in One. Heavy crops of soft shell nuts. Self fertile.
Plus, lots of berries and citrus to choose from. Open by no obligation appointment over winter. Get in touch.
