Celebrating the Finest Apples for Scotland
Thank you to all customers who purchased trees over winter 2025/2026. Trees from the nursery are now establishing across Fife, as far north as Buckie and as far south as Newcastle!
I’ll have a selection of potted apple trees available from August 2026 and a very wide range of fruit and ornamental trees available as bareroot from November 2026 (list below)
Whether it’s a home or community garden, a school or commercial orchard or Agroforestry project; I am confident I will be able to provide the most suitable varieties for your needs. Feel free to contact me and I can help you plan your orchard/tree project.
Below is my stocklist for trees available from November 2026. Pre-season orders welcome by email/phone:
| Category | Variety Name | Use / Purpose | Notes | Picking Month/Season of interest |
| Apple | Adam’s Pearmain | Dessert | Nutty, sweet-sharp flavor; old Victorian favorite. | October |
| Apple | Arbroath Oslin | Dessert | Ancient aromatic Scottish eater; heritage variety. | August |
| Apple | Arthur Turner | Culinary | Outstanding baking apple; produces a good puree. | September |
| Apple | Ashmead’s Kernel | Dessert | Connoisseur eater; intense, pear-like flavor. | October |
| Apple | Barnack Orange | Dessert | Rich, sweet, and aromatic; excellent quality. | October |
| Apple | Belle de Boskoop | Dual Purpose | Classic European apple; sharp eater, great cooker. | October |
| Apple | Beauty of Bath | Dessert | Very early season; must be eaten fresh from tree. | August |
| Apple | Beauty of Moray | Culinary | Exceptionally hardy Scottish cooking apple. | September |
| Apple | Blenheim Orange | Dual Purpose | Definitive classic; nutty flavor and crumbly texture. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Bloody Ploughman | Dessert | Deep red skin; Scottish heritage from Carse of Gowrie. | September |
| Apple | Bramley’s Seedling | Culinary | The king of cookers; melts to a fluffy puree. | October |
| Apple | Brownlee’s Russet | Dessert | Nutty, pear-like flavor with a dense texture. | October |
| Apple | Cambusnethan Pippin | Dessert | Old Scottish favorite; rich, sweet, and hardy. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Cat’s Head | Culinary | One of the oldest English cookers; distinctive shape. | October |
| Apple | Charles Ross | Dual Purpose | Large, sweet; holds shape perfectly when baked. | September |
| Apple | Chiver’s Delight | Dessert | Crisp, sweet, and very juicy. | October |
| Apple | Claygate Pearmain | Dessert | Classic late-season russet with a rich, nutty flavor. | October |
| Apple | Cornish Aromatic | Dessert | Spicy, honeyed flavor; old Cornish heritage. | October |
| Apple | Coul Blush | Dessert | Sweet and mild; originates from Ross-shire. | September |
| Apple | Court Pendu Plat | Dessert | “The Wise Apple”; flowers very late to avoid frost. | October |
| Apple | Cutler Grieve | Dessert | Crisp and juicy; a sport of James Grieve. | September |
| Apple | Discovery | Dessert | Sweet, crisp, with a distinct hint of strawberry. | August |
| Apple | Early Julyan | Culinary | One of the earliest cookers available; Scottish. | August |
| Apple | East Lothian Pippin | Dessert | Hardy local Scottish heritage eater. | September |
| Apple | Edward VII | Culinary | Excellent late cooker; keeps well into spring. | October |
| Apple | Egremont Russet | Dessert | The UK’s most popular russet; nutty and firm. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Ellison’s Orange | Dessert | Famous for its unique aniseed/liquorice flavor. | September |
| Apple | Emneth Early | Culinary | Early cooker; produces a sharp, white puree. | August |
| Apple | Fiesta | Dessert | Sweet and crisp; excellent modern garden variety. | October |
| Apple | Forty Shilling | Dessert | Rare heritage variety; sweet and light. | September |
| Apple | Galloway Pippin | Culinary | Fantastic Scottish cooker; very hardy and reliable. | October |
| Apple | Gascoyne’s Scarlet | Dual Purpose | Beautiful rose-red skin; sharp and aromatic. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | George Cave | Dessert | Very early eater; juicy, light, and refreshing. | August |
| Apple | Golden Pippin | Dessert | Ancient variety; intensely sweet and rich. | October |
| Apple | Golden Spire | Culinary | Distinctive tall shape; cooks to a smooth puree. | September |
| Apple | Gravenstein | Dual Purpose | Highly aromatic; great for juice, cider, or eating. | Aug / Sept |
| Apple | Grenadier | Culinary | Premier early-season cooking apple. | August |
| Apple | Hawthornden | Culinary | Famous ancient Scottish cooking apple. | September |
| Apple | Howgate Wonder | Culinary | Produces enormous fruits; excellent for baking. | October |
| Apple | Irish Peach | Dessert | Early season; high quality, sweet flavor. | August |
| Apple | James Grieve | Dual Purpose | Savory and juicy; a staple of Scottish orchards. | September |
| Apple | Jupiter | Dessert | Large, robust Cox-style apple; heavy cropper. | October |
| Apple | Katy | Dessert | Bright red, very juicy; popular with children. | September |
| Apple | Keswick Codlin | Culinary | Classic Victorian cooker; breaks down perfectly. | Aug / Sept |
| Apple | Kidd’s Orange Red | Dessert | Rich, sweet, and complex aromatic flavor. | October |
| Apple | King of the Pippins | Dual Purpose | Great for French tarte tatin; firm and sweet. | October |
| Apple | Lady of Wemyss | Culinary | Historical cooking apple from Fife heritage. | October |
| Apple | Lane’s Prince Albert | Culinary | Reliable heavy cropper; cooks to a white puree. | October |
| Apple | Lass O’ Gowrie | Culinary | Traditional early-season Scottish cooker. | September |
| Apple | Laxton’s Superb | Dessert | Sweet, classic late-season apple; very reliable. | October |
| Apple | Lord Derby | Culinary | Excellent cooker; turns red when cooked. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Lord Lambourne | Dessert | Heavy cropping, sweet, and juicy; very reliable. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Mere de Menage | Culinary | Massive, striking dark red cooking apple. | October |
| Apple | Merlin’s Apple | Dessert | Crisp, modern, and reliable garden eater. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Newton Wonder | Culinary | Excellent late winter cooker; makes great pies. | October |
| Apple | Peasgood Nonesuch | Culinary | Beautiful large fruits; ideal for baking whole. | September |
| Apple | Pendragon | Dessert | Famous for red-stained flesh; high in antioxidants. | September |
| Apple | Pitmaston Pineapple | Dessert | Small apples with a unique pineapple flavor. | October |
| Apple | Port Allen Russet | Dessert | Crisp, nutty flavored Scottish heritage russet. | October |
| Apple | Rajka | Dessert | Disease-resistant; sweet, juicy, and crisp. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Red Devil | Dessert | Strawberry flavor; produces striking pink juice. | September |
| Apple | Red Falstaff | Dessert | Exceptionally heavy-cropping and reliable. | October |
| Apple | Red Windsor | Dessert | Sweet, crisp, and richly colored; very hardy. | September |
| Apple | Ribston Pippin | Dessert | Intense aromatic flavor; parent to Cox. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Scotch Dumpling | Culinary | Large, mid-season Scottish cooker; hardy. | September |
| Apple | Scots Bridget | Culinary | Sharp, firm traditional Scottish cooker. | October |
| Apple | Spartan | Dessert | Sweet, dark red, and very crisp; wine-like flavor. | October |
| Apple | Stirling Castle | Culinary | Famed Scottish cooker; cooks to a fine froth. | September |
| Apple | Stobo Castle | Culinary | Early Scottish cooker from Peeblesshire. | August |
| Apple | Sunset | Dessert | Reliable, disease-resistant alternative to Cox. | Sept / Oct |
| Apple | Tower of Glamis | Culinary | Traditional ginger-flavored Scottish cooker. | October |
| Apple | Tydeman’s Early | Dessert | Sweet and very juicy early-season apple. | Aug / Sept |
| Apple | Tydeman’s Late Orange | Dessert | Rich, complex flavor; excellent for storage. | October |
| Apple | Wheeler’s Russet | Dessert | Old English russet with a sweet, firm texture. | October |
| Apple | White Joaneting | Dessert | One of the oldest known cultivars (pre-1600s). | July / Aug |
| Apple | White Melrose | Culinary | Large, hardy, ancient Scottish cooking apple. | October |
| Apple | Worcester Pearmain | Dessert | Sweet eater with a distinct strawberry edge. | September |
| Apple | Yellow Ingestrie | Dessert | Small, bright yellow; sharp and refreshing. | September |
| Cider Apple | Black Dabinett | Bittersweet | Darker, more tannin-rich seedling of Dabinett. | November |
| Cider Apple | Brown’s | Sharp | High acid, low tannin; adds zest to blends. | Sept / Oct |
| Cider Apple | Dabinett | Bittersweet | The classic cider apple; reliable and soft tannins. | November |
| Cider Apple | Fair Maid of Devon | Sharp | Traditional West Country sharp for acidity. | October |
| Cider Apple | Harry Masters Jersey | Bittersweet | High-quality “vintage” tannins for structure. | Oct / Nov |
| Cider Apple | Herefordshire Redstreak | Bittersweet | Famous historical variety; high sugar content. | October |
| Cider Apple | Jane | Sweet | Low tannin, low acid; good for bulking blends. | October |
| Cider Apple | Kingston Black | Bittersharp | The ultimate “vintage” cider apple; balanced alone. | October |
| Cider Apple | Morgan Sweet | Sweet | Early cider apple; also used for pure juice. | September |
| Cider Apple | Michelin | Bittersweet | Very heavy cropping and reliable cider variety. | Oct / Nov |
| Cider Apple | Porters Perfection | Bittersharp | High acid/tannins; creates complex cider. | November |
| Cider Apple | Thomas Jeffrey | Bittersweet | High-quality bittersweet variety from Somerset. | October |
| Cider Apple | Thorle Pippin | Sweet / Sharp | Old Scottish variety used in cider and eating. | September |
| Cider Apple | Tom Putt | Sharp / Dual | Very versatile; good for sharp cider or cooking. | Sept / Oct |
| Cider Apple | Tremletts Bitter | Bittersweet | Intense tannins; adds body and weight to cider. | October |
| Cider Apple | Stoke Red | Bittersharp | Frost hardy; creates a high-quality sharp cider. | November |
| Cider Apple | Yarlington Mill | Bittersweet | Popular variety; adds spicy, floral notes. | Oct / Nov |
| Pear | Beth | Dessert | Early, juicy pear; perfect for small gardens. | September |
| Pear | Beurre Hardy | Dessert | Large, juicy, and rose-scented flesh. | September |
| Pear | Concorde | Dessert | Very reliable; sweet, firm, and stores well. | Sept / Oct |
| Pear | Conference | Dessert | The UK’s most reliable pear; thrives in Fife. | Sept / Oct |
| Pear | Craig’s Favourite | Dessert | Fine Scottish variety; hardy, juicy, and sweet. | September |
| Pear | Doyenne du Comice | Dessert | The “best” tasting pear; needs a warm spot. | October |
| Pear | Flower of Monorgan | Dessert | Rare Scottish heritage variety; very hardy. | September |
| Pear | Green Pear of Yair | Dessert | Famous hardy pear from the Scottish Borders. | September |
| Pear | Grey Auchan | Dessert | Ancient Scottish variety; sweet and rich flavor. | Sept / Oct |
| Pear | Grey Benvie | Dessert | Historical Perthshire variety; extremely hardy. | September |
| Pear | Hessle | Dessert | Small, heavy-cropping “hazel” pear; very hardy. | September |
| Pear | Invincible | Dual Purpose | Reliable cropper; flowers twice to avoid frost. | Sept / Oct |
| Pear | Jargonelle | Dessert | Ancient, very early variety; long, juicy fruit. | August |
| Pear | Lindores | Dessert | Local Fife heritage; grown at Lindores Abbey. | September |
| Pear | Louise Bonne of Jersey | Dessert | Reliable, sweet, and melts in the mouth. | September |
| Pear | Maggie Duncan | Dessert | Traditional Scottish variety; sweet and juicy. | September |
| Pear | Onward | Dessert | Sweet, rich flavor; a great alternative to Comice. | September |
| Pear | Shipova | Dessert | Rare hybrid (Pear x Sorbus); sweet, spicy fruit. | September |
| Pear | Williams | Dessert | The classic “Bon Chretien”; sweet and buttery. | September |
| Pear (Perry) | Blakeney Red | Perry Pear | Heavy cropping; produces a light, pleasant perry. | September |
| Pear (Perry) | Brandy | Perry Pear | High quality vintage variety; very hardy. | October |
| Pear (Perry) | Butt | Perry Pear | Classic variety; produces a clear, dry perry. | October |
| Pear (Perry) | Gin | Perry Pear | High acid/tannin; produces a high-quality perry. | October |
| Pear (Perry) | Thorn | Perry Pear | Delicate flavor; produces a top-tier perry. | September |
| Pear (Ornamental) | Pyrus sal. ‘Pendula’ | Ornamental | Weeping Silver Pear; stunning silver foliage. | Spring Bloom |
| Quince | Champion | Culinary | Large, pear-shaped fruit; very fragrant. | October |
| Quince | Vranja | Culinary | Huge, golden fruits; excellent for marmalade. | October |
| Quince | Serbian Gold | Culinary | Disease resistant; heavy crops of aromatic fruit. | October |
| Plum | Belle de Louvain | Culinary | Large, dark purple cooker; very hardy. | August |
| Plum | Blue Tit | Dessert | Sweet, juicy blue plum; compact growth. | August |
| Plum | Czar | Dual Purpose | Reliable dark plum; great cooker or eater. | August |
| Plum | Excalibur | Dessert | Large, sweet, red/yellow plum; high quality. | August |
| Plum | Gordon Castle | Dual Purpose | Scottish variety; large, sweet, and hardy. | September |
| Plum | Herman | Dessert | Very early blue plum; sweet and reliable. | July |
| Plum | Opal | Dessert | Early season; beautiful flavor, like a gage. | August |
| Plum | River’s Early | Dual Purpose | Very early, small dark plum; good flavor. | July |
| Plum | Satsuma | Dessert | Japanese plum; deep red flesh and sweet taste. | August |
| Plum | Victoria | Dual Purpose | The definitive plum; heavy crops of sweet fruit. | Aug / Sept |
| Damson | Farleigh | Culinary | Heavy crops of small, intensely flavored fruit. | September |
| Damson | Merryweather | Dual Purpose | Large fruits; can be eaten fresh when ripe. | September |
| Damson | Shropshire Prune | Culinary | The best damson for flavor and preserves. | September |
| Gage | Old Green Gage | Dessert | The gold standard for flavor; honey-sweet. | August |
| Gage | Oullins Golden | Dessert | Large, golden gage; reliable and sweet. | August |
| Mirabelle | Golden Sphere | Dessert | Large, yellow cherry-plum; very sweet. | August |
| Mirabelle | Gypsy | Dessert | Red-skinned mirabelle; heavy cropping. | August |
| Apricot | Mesch Mesch Amrah | Dessert | Sweet, traditional apricot; very aromatic. | August |
| Apricot | Early Moor Park | Dessert | Reliable and sweet; best for sunny walls. | August |
| Peach | Red Haven | Dessert | Fine flavor; frost hardy for a peach. | August |
| Cherry | Early Rivers | Dessert | Classic early black cherry; sweet and juicy. | June / July |
| Cherry | Lapins | Dessert | Self-fertile; dark, sweet, and split-resistant. | July |
| Cherry | Morello | Culinary | The best cherry for jams and cooking. | August |
| Cherry | Stella | Dessert | Self-fertile; reliable and very popular. | July |
| Cherry | Summer Sun | Dessert | Sweet and crunchy; does well in the North. | July |
| Cherry | Sunburst | Dessert | Very large, sweet black cherries. | July |
| Cherry | Sweetheart | Dessert | Late season; sweet, dark, and heavy cropping. | August |
| Medlar | Westerveld | Culinary | Large fruit; rich, spicy flavor when bletted. | Nov / Dec |
| Malus (Crab) | Butterball | Ornamental | Large golden fruits; excellent for jelly. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | Evereste | Ornamental | White flowers; persistent orange fruits. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | Gorgeous | Ornamental | Masses of glossy red fruits; very showy. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | Harry Baker | Ornamental | Pink flowers and large, edible red fruits. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | hupehensis | Ornamental | “Tea Crab”; cloud-like fragrant white flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | Indian Magic | Ornamental | Red fruits turn orange and last into winter. | Winter Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | Jelly King | Dual Purpose | Strong white blossom; huge fruit for jelly. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | Molten Lava | Ornamental | Weeping habit; cascade of white flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | Pink Glow | Ornamental | Edible pink fruits and bright pink flowers. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | Princeton Cardinal | Ornamental | Deep red flowers and dark purple foliage. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | Red Obelisk | Ornamental | Columnar growth; pink flowers and red fruit. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | Rosehip | Ornamental | Small fruits that look like rosehips. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | sublobata | Ornamental | Pale pink flowers; very elegant small tree. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | sargentii ‘Tina’ | Ornamental | Dwarf crab; masses of white flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | toringo ‘Scarlet’ | Ornamental | Deep pink flowers and purple-cut leaves. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | transitoria | Ornamental | Delicate foliage and tiny yellow fruits. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | trilobata | Ornamental | Maple-like leaves; superb autumn color. | Autumn Color |
| Malus (Crab) | tschonskii | Ornamental | The best tree for fiery autumn foliage. | Autumn Color |
| Malus (Crab) | Weeping Candied | Ornamental | Red fruits on pendulous branches. | Autumn Interest |
| Malus (Crab) | White Star | Ornamental | Large, star-shaped white flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Malus (Crab) | Red Jade | Ornamental | Weeping habit with red, glossy fruits. | Autumn Interest |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Accolade | Ornamental | Profuse semi-double pink flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Amanogawa | Ornamental | Columnar “Flagpole” cherry; space saver. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Asano | Ornamental | Dense, pom-pom like pink flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Beni-yutaka | Ornamental | Fragrant, large semi-double pink blooms. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Kanzan | Ornamental | Most popular Japanese cherry; double pink. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Kursar | Ornamental | Deep pink flowers; great for early color. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Ichiyo | Ornamental | Elegant shell-pink double flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Okame | Ornamental | Carmine-pink flowers; early blooming. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Pink Perfection | Ornamental | Masses of drooping pink flower clusters. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Pandora | Ornamental | Pale pink flowers and good autumn color. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Royal Burgundy | Ornamental | Pink flowers against dark purple leaves. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | P. serrula | Ornamental | Famous for shiny, mahogany-red peeling bark. | Year Round |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Shirofugen | Ornamental | White flowers turn pink as they age. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Shirotae | Ornamental | “Mount Fuji” cherry; pure white flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Fukubana | Ornamental | Deep pink, frilly-edged flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | Taikhaku | Ornamental | “Great White Cherry”; huge single flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | P. yedoensis | Ornamental | The classic Yoshino cherry; almond scent. | Spring Bloom |
| Prunus (Cherry) | P. yed. ‘Pendula’ | Ornamental | Weeping Yoshino cherry; very graceful. | Spring Bloom |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | White Wax | Ornamental | Pure white berries and good autumn color. | Autumn Interest |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | Sheerwater | Ornamental | Upright habit; heavy crops of orange berries. | Autumn Interest |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | Cardinal Royal | Ornamental | Bright red berries and silvery-green leaves. | Autumn Interest |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | Chinese Lace | Ornamental | Deeply cut foliage; spectacular autumn color. | Autumn Color |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | Olympic Flame | Ornamental | Fiery orange and red autumn leaves. | Autumn Color |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | Pink Pagoda | Ornamental | Large clusters of pink berries. | Autumn Interest |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | S. vilmorinii | Ornamental | Fern-like leaves; berries turn rose to white. | Autumn Interest |
| Sorbus (Rowan) | Joseph Rock | Ornamental | Yellow berries and dark purple autumn leaves. | Autumn Interest |
| Crataegus (Haw) | C. crus-galli | Ornamental | “Cockspur Thorn”; great for white blossom. | Spring Bloom |
| Crataegus (Haw) | Crimson Cloud | Ornamental | Bright red flowers with a white center. | Spring Bloom |
| Crataegus (Haw) | Rosea Flore Pleno | Ornamental | Double pink flowers; very pretty. | Spring Bloom |
| Crataegus (Haw) | Prunifolia | Ornamental | Glossy leaves and large red berries. | Autumn Interest |
| Crataegus (Haw) | C. phaenopyrum | Ornamental | “Washington Hawthorn”; late white flowers. | Summer Bloom |
| Crataegus (Haw) | Big Golden Star | Ornamental | Large, edible golden fruits. | Autumn Interest |
| Crataegus (Haw) | C. schraderiana | Ornamental | Deeply cut leaves and dark purple berries. | Autumn Interest |
| Crataegus (Haw) | Jubilee | Ornamental | Selected for heavy flower and fruit crops. | Spring Bloom |
| Crataegus (Haw) | Winter King | Ornamental | Silver bark and persistent red berries. | Winter Interest |
| Laburnum | L. alp. ‘Pendula’ | Ornamental | Weeping Golden Rain tree; yellow flowers. | Spring Bloom |
| Laburnum | L. x wat. ‘Vossii’ | Ornamental | Longest flower racemes of all Laburnums. | Spring Bloom |
For fruit trees, I have used the following rootstocks
| Fruit Type | Rootstock | Size Category | Ultimate Height | Description & Best Use |
| Apple | M26 | Semi-Dwarfing | 2.5m – 3m | Ideal for small gardens or large containers. Very productive for its size. Needs permenant staking |
| Apple | M116 | Semi-Vigorous | 3m – 4m | High disease resistance (Phytophthora). Good middle-ground. |
| Apple | MM106 | Semi-Vigorous | 3.5m – 4.5m | The most popular UK rootstock. Very reliable, heavy cropping, and self-supporting. |
| Apple | MM111 | Vigorous | 4m – 5m | Extremely hardy, drought-tolerant and moderately tolerant of waterlogging too. Great for poorer soils or windier sites. |
| Apple | M25 | Very Vigorous | 5m+ | Used for traditional “Standard” orchards. Creates a massive, long-lived tree. |
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| Pear | Quince ‘Adam’s’ | Semi-Dwarfing | 2.5m – 3.5m | Early fruiting and keeps the tree manageable. |
| Pear | Pyrus communis | Vigorous | 5m – 6m+ | Wild Pear stock. Creates very large, long-lived trees; very cold hardy. |
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| Plum | Krymsk 2 | Dwarfing | 2.5m – 3m | Perfect for small gardens. Increases fruit size and is very cold-tolerant. |
| Plum | St. Julian A | Semi-Vigorous | 3.5m – 4.5m | The industry standard. Compatible with plums, gages, and apricots. |
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| Cherry | Gisela 5 | Semi-Dwarfing | 2.5m – 3m | Great for small gardens. Encourages very early fruiting (often in year 2). |
| Cherry | Colt | Semi-Vigorous | 3.5m – 5m | Robust and productive. Tolerates poorer soils better than Gisela. |
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