Almond treesPrunus dulcis2 varieties Almond trees make an interesting and valuable addition to the home orchard.
Apple treesMalus domestica104 varieties We are apple tree specialists and can advise on all aspects of choosing and planting apple trees.
Early-season eating applesMalus domestica7 varieties Early-ripening apples are usually ready in August, and should be eaten quickly to enjoy their fresh flavours.
Mid-season eating applesMalus domestica19 varieties Mid-season apples are usually ready in early September. They are best eaten straight from the tree but will usually keep fresh for a couple of weeks in a fridge.
Late-season eating applesMalus domestica40 varieties Apple varieties that ripen late in the season, and are usually good for keeping as well as eating straight away.
Cooking applesMalus domestica25 varieties Cooking apples are usually large, easy to grow, and with the strong sharp flavours needed for culinary uses.
Dual-purpose applesMalus domestica14 varieties Dual-purpose apples are versatile and can be used for eating fresh or for cooking with.
Red-flesh apple treesMalus domestica5 varieties Apple varieties featuring pink or red-flesh.
Apricot treesPrunus armeniaca14 varieties We are fruit tree specialists and can advise on all aspects of choosing and planting apricot trees.
Cherry plum treesPrunus cerasus4 varieties Cherry plums are small-fruited plums, usually easy to grow and productive.
Cherry treesPrunus avium28 varieties Cherry trees are an excellent choice for the garden because they are at their best when eaten straight from the tree.
Sweet cherriesPrunus avium26 varieties Sweet cherries are primarily used for eating fresh - for best flavour eat straight from the tree.
Sour Cherry treesPrunus cerasus1 varieties Sour or acid cherries are easy to grow, and can be used for making pies, jams and cherry preserves.
Cider apple treesMalus domestica17 varieties We have a range of specialist cider apple trees and can advise on planting and growing them.
Crab apple treesMalus43 varieties Crab-apple trees are grown for their attractive blossom. Many also produce useful fruitlets, and most are good pollinators for other apple trees.
Damson treesPrunus insititia7 varieties Damsons are a great addition to the fruit garden or orchard. We sell several damson varieties, and can advise on choosing and growing damson trees.
Hybrid fruit trees6 varieties Hybrid or inter-specific fruit varieties arising from cross-pollination between fruits of different species.
Hazel treesCorylus avellana13 varieties Hazel nuts (or Cobnuts) make an easy and low-maintenance addition to any orchard. We can advise on the most suitable hazel varieties for your garden.
Medlar treesMespilus germanica3 varieties Medlars are unusual orchard fruits, primarily for cooking. The blossom and trees also have ornamental appeal.
Mirabelle treesPrunus insititia6 varieties Mirabelles and Cherry Plums are both species of plum, mainly used in the kitchen. We can advise on all aspects of planting and growing them.
Mulberry treesMorus7 varieties Mulberries are large trees with ornamental appeal. They produce abundant small fruits rather like blackberries.
Nectarine treesPrunus persica5 varieties Nectarines are smooth-skinned peaches, and nectarine trees are grown in the same way although their requirements are slightly more demanding.
Peach treesPrunus persica10 varieties Peaches are a luxurious fruit originating in the Far East and now grown throughout warm temperate regions.
Pear treesPyrus communis37 varieties We have an extensive range of pear trees and can advise on choosing the best pear trees for your garden or orchard project.
Dessert pear treesPyrus communis28 varieties Dessert pears, with their characteristic sweet buttery flesh, are one of the best fruits to grow in the home orchard.
Cooking pear treesPyrus communis8 varieties Culinary pears have a hard flesh which needs cooking to release their flavours.
Ornamental pear treesPyrus3 varieties Flowering pear trees offer attractive spring blossom, and usually good autumn colour, and are easy to grow.
Asian pear treesPyrus pyrifolia4 varieties Asian pears, or Nashi pears, look like golden apples and have a crisp sweet flavour.
Perry pear treesPyrus communis9 varieties Pear cider or Perry is an increasingly popular drink, produced from traditional perry pear trees.
Plum treesPrunus domestica48 varieties One of the easiest fruits to grow, we love plum trees and can advise on all aspects of choosing and planting them.
Eating plumsPrunus domestica34 varieties These are the best plums for eating fresh off the tree.
Plums for cookingPrunus domestica12 varieties Plum and Damson varieties which are primarily used for cooking with.
Dual-purpose plumsPrunus domestica18 varieties These versatile plum varieties are good for eating fresh but equally good in the kitchen.
Japanese plumsPrunus salicina2 varieties Japanese plums are usually larger than European plums and have a rich sweet flavour.
Quince treesCydonia oblonga8 varieties Quince are versatile fruits for use in the kitchen, and the leaves and blossom have ornamental value. We can help choose the best quince for your garden.
Walnut treesJuglans regia7 varieties Walnuts are perhaps the healthiest of all nuts, and in the right conditions can be grown successfully in the UK.
Ornamental cherry treesPrunus46 varieties We have a wide selection of ornamental flowering cherry trees, grown for their spectacular spring blossom.
Rowan / Whitebeam treesSorbus22 varieties Rowan or Mountain Ash trees are hardy attractive trees, easy to grow in most situations.
Fig treesFicus carica4 varieties Figs are a unique and luscious fruit, not easy to grow in the UK climate - but well worthwhile.
Orchard packs2 varieties Specially selected collections of bare-root fruit trees to help you start your own orchard.
SaskatoonsAmelanchier3 varieties Saskatoons, or Juneberries, are small bushy trees with blueberry-like fruits.
Official Merchandise2 items Add extra style to your home orchard by wearing Orange Pippin official merchandise. T-shirts, Sweatshirts, Kitchen aprons from Orange Pippin.
