Gardener's Favourites Fruit Plants

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Discover the joys of home-grown fruit with our Gardener's Favourites Fruit Plant collection. Each selection embodies exceptional quality and ease of cultivation, making them perfect for gardeners of all levels. Our handpicked varieties include high-yielding strawberries, resilient blueberries, and fragrant apple trees among others, specifically chosen to thrive in British gardens.


Elevate your garden's productivity and aesthetic appeal with these delightful fruit plants, designed to deliver bountiful harvests and superior flavours. Transform your gardening experience and enjoy fresh, hand-picked fruit from your very own garden. View all Fruit Plants.

Commonly Asked Questions

What is the easiest fruit to grow in the UK?

Apple trees and strawberries are some of the easiest fruits to grow in the UK. These plants thrive in the British climate and are ideal for both garden beds and containers, including hanging baskets for strawberries.

What is the quickest and easiest fruit to grow?

Strawberries are an excellent choice for quick and easy fruit growing. They are not only user-friendly but also promise a rewarding harvest within just a few weeks.

Should you let grass grow around fruit trees?

No, you should keep the area under the canopy of fruit trees free from grass and weeds. This reduces competition for water and nutrients, enhancing the health and productivity of your fruit trees.

What fruit trees grow best together?

Fruit trees with similar rootstocks and care requirements grow best together. For instance, plant your apples on M-111 rootstock together, and group peaches, plums, and apricots with similar needs for optimal growth.

What not to plant next to cherry trees?

Avoid planting cherry trees near tomatoes, aubergine or melons, as these combinations are known to hinder each other's growth and productivity. Also, steer clear of planting raspberries or blackberries in proximity to cherry trees.

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