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Prunus Domestica Stanley Plum Tree. Hardy Reliable Fruit Tree

Prunus Domestica Stanley Plum Tree. Hardy Reliable Fruit Tree

Prunus Domestica Stanley is a deciduous self-fertile plum tree with sweet tasty plums that ripen in early autumn. It’s a great choice for kitchen gardens and mixed borders.Stanley Plum was developed in Geneva in 1926 by Richard Wellington and was an immediate success because its ripe fruit is sweet and it is well suited to drying, jams and jellies. Stanley Plum is one of the most widely grown plum trees in the UK. This fruit tree has a spreading canopy of bright green leaves that follow its pretty, sweetly-scented white spring blossom. Its flowers are so popular with bees that it holds the RHS plants for pollinators badge. This plum tree is a heavy cropper. Abundant juicy blue plums with greenish flesh ripen in late summer or early autumn.Plum Stanley is a reliable plum tree that’s stood the test of time in UK gardens.Height and Spread of Prunus Domestica StanleyPlum Stanley’s maximum height and spread is 2.5 to 4 metres after 5-10 years.How Hardy is Prunus Domestica StanleyThis is a hardy plum tree that tolerates severe winters and sub-zero temperatures if it’s grown in full sun and well-drained soil.How To Use Prunus Domestica StanleyPlum Stanley is an excellent choice for fruit and vegetable gardens. It’s self-fertile but does better with a pollinating partner. It’s a good pollinating partner for other fruit trees too.Aside from its outstanding plums, Plum Stanley’s is also an attractive ornamental tree.  Its handsome wine goblet branches and attractive green canopy of leaves from spring to autumn boost a mixed border.Because it only reaches 2.5 to 4 metres, Plum Stanley is suitable for sun-trap urban town gardens as well as larger spaces.How To Care For Prunus Domestica StanleyPlant Stanley Plum in full sun with fertile well-drained soil and avoid frost pockets. To ensure the blossom stays on the tree long enough to attract pollinators, shelter from wind is necessary.Put lots of well-rotted organic matter in the planting hole and top it up with organic mulch every spring. Be sure to water it well until you see new growth and give it water in hot dry spells when the fruits are swelling.Unlike apple trees, plums need pruning in late spring to avoid disease. Cut back branches by around 1/3 and trim excess growth to create a wine goblet shape. Remove any dead or damaged branches or suckers too.

GBP 180.00
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Malus Domestica Delcorf Apple Delcorf syn Delbar Estival UK

Malus Domestica Delcorf Apple Delcorf syn Delbar Estival UK

Malus Domestica Delcorf or Delcorf Apple is synonymous with Delbar Estival. This is a mid-season dessert apple tree. Created in 1956, in France, this apple tree is the result of a cross between Golden Delicious and Stark Jonagrimes varieties. This mid-sized, spreading deciduous tree produces heavy crops of sweet, crisp apples.Late to flower, blossoms emerge in May, completely covering its crown. Pale pink once they unfold, the flowers fade to white before they drop. They have a pleasant scent and are irresistible to beneficial pollinators, which is why this apple tree won the Perfect for Pollinators badge. The fruit follows in the autumn and can be picked from the tree in late September. The Apple Delcorf fruit is greenish yellow, flushed with red, somewhat larger than standard varieties. The taste of the juicy apple flesh is very sweet, honeyed and with hints of aniseed.Easy to grow and to care for, Apple Delcorf prefers loamy soils, well-drained and medium fertile. This variety can be planted in full sun and partial shade, but growing it in a sunny spot will encourage a more abundant crop production. However, if allowed to crop too heavily, this cultivar can become biennial bearing. To ensure this cultivar yields fruit each season, thin out the excess apples early to mid-summer.Since Malus Domestica Delcorf is not a self-fertile plant, you will have to plant a second apple tree of a different variety nearby for cross-pollination. In case you do not have enough space in your garden to plant more trees, you can rely on apple cultivars in your neighbourhood or pollinating insects.  Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this dessert apple tree can survive even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. Although quite robust, Apple Delcorf will appreciate sheltering from late frosts, as they can damage its blossoms. For its outstanding qualities and good constitution, Malus Domestica Delcorf received the coveted Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.In addition to fruit thinning, this apple tree will appreciate routine pruning. The method of pruning will depend on the shape of the tree, but, as a rule of thumb, pruning once a year is sufficient to keep the plant in optimal shape. Compact, with a lovely natural habit, this apple tree is grown for its decorative value as much as for the edible fruit it bears. Once fully mature, this tree will be around 4 to 8 metres high and across.

GBP 221.25
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Pyrus Communis Beech Hill Pear Pyrus Beech Hill for Sale UK

Pyrus Communis Beech Hill Pear Pyrus Beech Hill for Sale UK

Pyrus Communis Beech Hill is a narrowly conical, deciduous fruiting pear tree that is more commonly known as the Beech Hill Pear or Pyrus Beech Hill. It is a good choice for more compact gardens that want a small, fruiting tree.In the spring months, beginning around April time, its bare branches suddenly become smothered in white five-petaled flowers which the RHS have awarded the Perfect for Pollinators badge. These sweetly scented white flowers measure 4cms in diameter and grow in clusters making one larger mass of petals which is truly stunning. Small edible pears follow the blossom. Beech Hill Pear is a heavy cropper and although the pears are smaller than supermarket versions, and a shade browner, the sheer amount of fruit often pulls its upright branches toward the ground. Oval to round-shaped foliage appears with the blossom, turning a dark, glossy green towards the summer. As summer progresses into the autumn months its leaves mature into a red- orange shade before falling with the winter weather.In winter the bare branches reach upwards to cast a narrow outline, and its grey-brown trunk develops an interesting textured peel.Height and Spread of Beech Hill PearThis narrow conical pear tree will reach a maximum height of ten metres and spread over seven.How Hardy is Pyrus Communis Beech HillBeech Hill Pear is a very hardy and tough tree that needs little care, although late frosts may damage the blossom, so its best planted away from frost pockets and cold drying winds.How To Use Pyrus Communis Beech HillBeech Hill Pear is a good addition to a small to medium sized garden that wants to attract wildlife. It is extremely attractive to pollinators and birds that eat the fallen fruits. It works well as a solitary tree in the lawn or as a specimen in a border where its narrow uplifting form allows under planting. It’s possible to grow Pyrus Beech Hill in a large well-watered container if you reduce the leader stem and feed it regularly.How To Care For Pyrus Communis Beech HillPyrus Communis Beech Hill is a fruit tree that requires very little care and grows in any soil. It tolerates dry conditions, but younger specimens will need water as they become established. A good thick application of manure around the roots in spring will boost the blossom and fruit displays. You can prune broken, crossed or diseased branches in winter although regular formative pruning is not necessary. This pear tree is a crops heavily without interference.Small gardens looking for an interesting, attractive and productive tree can’t go wrong with this heavy cropping pear. It adds year round interest and takes up little width. Pyrus Communis Beech Hill is a great  that reliably flowers and fruits year upon year.

GBP 135.00
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Prunus Avium Stella Sweet Cherry Stella Fruiting Cherries

Prunus Avium Stella Sweet Cherry Stella Fruiting Cherries

Prunus Avium Stella or Sweet Cherry StellaA cultivar of the wild cherry Prunus Avium, Prunus Avium Stella is a heavy cropping black cherry tree, prized for its abundant, flavourful fruits. This small deciduous tree is self-fertile and considered to be low-maintenance. Although it is primarily grown for its fruit, this cherry cultivar can be used as an ornamental tree as well.The easily recognizable, white cherry blossoms unfold in the spring. The scented flowers are particularly appealing to insects which earned this cultivar the Perfect for Pollinators badge. The rich, high quality fruit follows early in the summer, dark crimson red when ripe. The Stella cherries are firm, large, and have a sweet flavour. Not unlike its close relatives, this deciduous fruit tree has ovate, toothed foliage that starts out dark green, turning to warm hues of orange, copper and red in the autumn.Height and Spread of Prunus Avium StellaStaying compact as it develops, Sweet Cherry Stella will achieve a maximum size of approximately 3.5-4.5 metres high and 3m across.  How Hardy Is Prunus Avium Stella Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this cultivar can survive subzero temperatures. For its good constitution and reliable performance, Sweet Cherry received the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.How To Use Prunus Avium StellaA small deciduous fruiting tree with an upright crown, Sweet Cherry Stella is suitable for small and large gardens alike. It can be grown for regular, abundant crops of fruit, or for its lovely appearance. The masses of spring blossoms and good autumn colour make this deciduous tree a beautiful addition to the landscape, but the high-quality cherries it produces are undoubtedly its most appreciated feature.As a self-fertile plant, this cherry cultivar will bear fruit without having a pollination partner nearby, as it relies on insects for pollen. However, it will make a splendid pollination partner for other, self-sterile cherry cultivars.How To Care For Prunus Avium StellaAdaptable and undemanding, this cherry variety will grow in almost any soil, as long as it is moderately fertile and well-drained. Sweet Cherry Stella does not fare well in wet conditions, and lack of proper drainage or overwatering can lead to fruit splitting. Choose a sunny spot in the garden, sheltered or exposed, to grow this tree. Easy to grow and to care for, this deciduous tree needs very little care to thrive. Annual pruning will keep the tree in optimal form. Suitable for fan-training.Providing a good crop of delicious fruit each year, this cultivar is an excellent choice for gardeners interested in growing cherries. Grow this cherry fruit tree on its own or in a group, both for its showy looks and reliable crops.

GBP 180.00
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