Fruit Trees Bundle : Jammy Collection

🚚 Standard Delivery £12.95 within 10-12 business Days.

Trees will be carefully packaged and sent using an appropriate specialist delivery service.

Planting guidance is included with this bundle. Exact spacing and positioning will depend on the selected bundle and the conditions in your garden.

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Because trees are seasonal living products, an equivalent variety may occasionally be substituted where necessary. Any substitution will fulfil the same intended purpose within the planting scheme.

Most fruit trees produce their best crops when their flowers are pollinated by another compatible variety flowering at roughly the same time. This is why fruit trees are often placed into pollination groups – varieties in the same group, or a neighbouring group, will usually flower at a similar time and can pollinate one another.

Some varieties are self-fertile, meaning they can produce fruit when planted on their own, although even these will often crop more heavily if another compatible variety is growing nearby. Others require a pollination partner to fruit reliably. You don't necessarily need to plant two trees yourself – suitable fruit trees in neighbouring gardens can often provide the pollen needed, with bees and other insects carrying it between the flowers.

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Fruit trees are usually grafted onto a rootstock, which helps control how large and vigorous the tree will become. Different rootstocks are suited to different garden sizes, from compact trees for smaller spaces to more vigorous trees for larger gardens.

The rootstock can also influence how quickly the tree establishes and begins cropping, so it is worth checking the rootstock details when choosing the right tree for your space.

The main rootstocks are usually explained by the eventual size and vigour they give the tree:

• A2 / M27
  Very Dwarfing: Produces a very compact tree, typically around 1.5–2m tall. Ideal for small gardens, patios and containers, but usually needs permanent support and good growing conditions.
• M9 / Quince Eline / Gisela 5
  Dwarfing: Typically reaches around 2–2.5m. A popular choice for smaller gardens and trained forms, producing fruit relatively quickly. Usually requires permanent staking.
• M26 / VVA-1
  Semi-Dwarfing: Grows to around 2.5–3.5m and is a good all-round choice for many gardens. It offers a useful balance between manageable size and a good crop.
• MM106 / Quince A / St Julien A / Colt
  Semi-Vigorous: Typically grows to around 3.5–4.5m. A strong, versatile rootstock suitable for larger gardens and traditional bush trees.
• MM111 / Pyrodwarf
  Vigorous: Produces a larger tree, often around 4.5–5m or more. Well suited to larger spaces and less favourable soils, with a strong root system.
• M25
  Very Vigorous: Produces a large, traditional orchard-sized tree, potentially reaching 5–6m or more. Best suited to large gardens, orchards and sites where plenty of space is available.

Actual tree size will also depend on the variety, soil, growing conditions, pruning and training method.

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