Fruit trees (Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry) 4 Plants Buy?

- Height 60 - 80 cm.

- Pot size 9x9x13 cm

- Fruit tree mix (Apple, Pear, Cherry and Plum)

- Self-pollinating

Columnar apple 'Malus Gala'

Malus Gala first blooms with white-pink flowers, and then grows red-yellow apples. These apples also have a delicious sweet taste and a recognisable apple scent. Malus Gala has good fruit formation and produces plenty of apples every year!

The pear 'Conference' (Latin name: Pyrus Communis 'Conference')

This is a delicious hand pear with a sweet taste. The pears are yellow-green in colour. The pear 'Conference' is a self-pollinator, and therefore does not need pollination from other pear trees to produce fruit. Cross-pollination by another pear tree is always better for producing fruit than self-pollination, however.

Pear 'Conference' blooms in April/May with white flowers. Picking time is at the end of August. The pears can be stored for a few days. This pear tree cannot tolerate prolonged moist soils. Pyrus communis 'Conference' should be placed in full sun. Light shade is also tolerated.

The Sylvia cherry is a large, firm sweet cherry.

It is self-pollinating but cross-pollination is recommended for a larger fruit crop. The tree has beautiful light pink blossoms. This cherry tree was grown on a Gisela 5® rootstock. In full soil, the rootstock allows the cherry tree to grow as tall as 3.5 metres. Also, thanks to the rootstock, the tree can start bearing fruit as early as the second year.

Cherry "Sylvia" (Prunus avium)

Blooms in April and May with beautiful light pink blossom
The 'Stella' is a large, sweet and juicy cherry
Picking time of these light red cherries is mid-July
Plant name: Prunus avium 'Stella
Flower colour: pink
Position: semi-shade, sun
Flowering time: April, May
Self-pollinating

If you want lots of greenery in your neighbourhood, you need a nice garden. With our large range of plants, we always have a good plant available. If you want a plant that does well in shade or sun, we have it. We have a variety of plants to choose from, flowering or not. Plants that flower only in summer, or all year round, can be found with us.

Plum tree Prunus Domestica Black Amber

This is suitable for cooler climates and produces delicious fruit at the end of summer. Black Amber produces delicious dark-coloured fruit with creamy yellow flesh. Thanks to its compact growth, this plum tree is also very suitable for the smaller garden. Moreover, this plum tree is self-pollinating. Plum trees are easy to prune, immediately after flowering