Index : Fruit :

Cooking (Culinary) and Cider Apples Dual Purpose Cooking/Dessert Apples Dessert Apples Crab Apples Family Apple Trees Pollination Guide Pear Trees Family Pear Trees Pollination Guide Bee Nest Boxes

Plums, Gages & Damson Trees Pollination Guide Almonds Apricots Cherries Chinese Gooseberries Figs Grapevines Hazel Nuts Kiwi Fruits Medlars Mulberries Nectarines Peaches Quinces Rhubarb Walnuts

Chokeberries Blackberries Blueberries Boysenberries NEW Goji Berries Gooseberries Jostaberries Loganberries Raspberries Strawberries Tayberries Blackcurrants Red Currants White Currants Kumquats, Lemons, Oranges

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Soft fruit certified virus free stock where applicable, other fruit ministry inspected. All fruit prices (excluding citrus fruit) are free of VAT. Unless marked otherwise all fruit is field grown / bare rooted. KEY Br = Bare rooted cutting, layer etc. Sd = Bare rooted seedling Pg = Pot grown. Ball = Ball rooted (roots & soil wrapped in a hessian sack). Culinary fruit for cooking. Dessert fruit (does not need cooking).

AVAILABILITY We can only sell bare-rooted plants (listed Sd, Br or Tr - see Key) when they are dormant (depending on the weather this is normally between November and late March). Pot grown plants are normally available all year. We don't charge your credit card for goods until they are about to be despatched. To check on availability please click on "check availability" above prices. Most fruit trees and soft fruit are pollinated by insects, the main pollinator being bees. Recently there has been a decline in honey bees who are a major asset to pollination. Also our other native bees have been in decline due to loss of breeding habitats and wild flowers. To ensure pollination of your fruit trees and soft fruit it is now possible to encourage a native bees into your garden or orchard with Oxford Bee Company's bee nest boxes.