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The largest fruit trees for sale are the Half-Standards. Bush fruit trees are similar but more compact when mature, with a shorter trunk. Maidens are the youngest size you can buy: they are mainly used for training into fans or espaliers.
All of our fruit trees are available bareroot for winter delivery & planting. A smaller range of pot-grown fruit trees is delivered year round.
Bareroot trees are cheap, easy to handle and have strong root systems that establish rapidly.
Most fruit trees are available as year old maidens or ready pruned into bush or half-standard shapes.
Many of our apples and pears can also be bought as cordons.
Quick Guides to Fruit Tree topics:
Fruit Tree Pollination - Fruit Tree Planting Video - Fruit
Tree Delivery Sizes Explained
| Maiden | Cordon | Bush | Half-Standard | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple | MM106 (Semi-Vigorous) |
M9 (Dwarfing) |
M26 (Semi-Dwarfing) |
MM106 (Semi-Vigorous) |
| Pear | Quince A (Semi-Vigorous) |
Quince C (Dwarfing) |
Quince A (Semi-Vigorous) |
Quince A (Semi-Vigorous) |
| Cherry | Colt (Semi-Vigorous) |
N/A | Colt (Semi-Vigorous) |
Colt (Semi-Vigorous) |
| Plums, Gages, Damsons, Bullaces | St Julien A (Semi-Vigorous) |
N/A | Pixy (Semi-Dwarf) |
St Julien A (Semi-Vigorous) |
You can browse our soft fruit plants with berries and currants here.