I’m very pleased to announce that our new 2010 heritage fruit tree catalogue is finished and available for download, or delivery via post (let me know if you want a hard copy). Orders are now welcome for our 2010 bare root season.
When browsing through the catalogue, the first change you’ll notice from 2009 is that we have a much larger range of apples available this year, with a good spread of ripening times and uses. Some are perfect for fresh eating, others are ideal for the kitchen, some are just downright interesting feature plants to have in the garden. You’ll also find an expanded range of stonefruit, a small range of nut trees, a couple of different berry plants, and for those who are after something a bit different, medlars and weeping apples. If there’s anything we don’t have that you’re interested in, let me know and I’ll do my best to track it down.
All the practical stuff is the same as last year. Orders and payment due ASAP to reserve your order, with delivery or pick-up of trees commencing in late June or early July (depending on how co-operative the weather is). We’ve received lots of enquiries about our trees already, so I’d suggest getting in early to avoid missing out on your preferred varieties.
Hope you’re enjoying these dying days of summer, and looking forward to what promises to be a classic autumn. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions at all about the trees, and remember that feedback (be it positive or constructive) is always welcome.
Happy gardening,
Justin
PS :- If you missed the link, please click here to go to the catalogue page.
