Fruit trees & bushes for sale
Our fruit trees and currant bushes are grown at our nursery in Leeds by our specialist team and volunteers. While we are not certified organic, we use no synthetic fertilisers or chemicals in our growing.
Fruit trees by type
Recommended varieties
Delicious and reliable, these are some of our favourites!
FAQs
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Take a look at our Variety Guide and note down some of your favourite varieties!
Make sure you check your chosen tree(s) have the pollination partner(s) they need. Or, choose a self-fertile variety if there aren’t other fruit trees nearby.
Think about which rootstock would be best for your tree with our handy rootstock guide. The rootstock determines the height the tree will grow to.
See what’s available on our online shop and place your order.
We’re more than happy to help if you’re stuck. Just contact sales@fruitworks.org.uk or 07587677455.
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All our trees are grafted by us, allowing us to select the most desirable fruit varieties and root qualities.
We specialise in propagating fruit trees suited to our northern climate, including rare and unusual varieties that are hard to come by anywhere else.
We use natural methods, without the use of chemicals and we use peat-free compost for our pots.
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Local delivery (in the Leeds area) is available by arrangement for an extra fee — contact us.
UK Delivery is available for bare root trees (dispatch in winter), rootstocks and books.
See our Delivery & Collection Information for rates.
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Yes. You can order your trees online and collect them at your convenience from Kirkstall, Leeds. You’ll be notified when your order is ready for collection.
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Yes. Please email sales@fruitworks.org.uk for more information or call 07587677455.
Trees available as dwarfing trees
The varieties here we have available as dwarfing trees. On the product page, select a dwarfing rootstock. (For explanation, see our rootstock advice page.)
Self-fertile trees
Most fruit trees need to be near to another tree of the same species (e.g. apple) that will be in flower at the same time, for pollination to occur. In urban areas, there are usually plenty of other fruit trees around so this is not a worry. If you suspect there aren’t other fruit trees near to where you want to plant yours, a self-fertile tree can bring peace of mind.
A popular self-fertile cherry tree producing large, sweet, dark red fruits. Also known as Cherokee.
Season: Late June
Pollination: Self-fertile. Pollination group D.