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	The top 100 varieties of apples, pears, peaches, plums and cherries; available on semi-vigorous, semi-dwarf and dwarfing rootstocks. Ready trained trees including fans, espaliers, step-overs and cordons. Soft fruit, hazelnuts, medlars, quinces, figs, damsons, grapes and more...
	Trees native to the British Isles. Including the ever popular Silver Birch and Mountain Ash, (Rowan), and the majestic Beech, Oak and Scots Pine. All types of hedging available, both bare rooted and in containers.
	A choice of over 250 varieties of the popular and more unusual ornamental tree from Acers to Zelcovas. From the very small for a tub on the patio to much larger trees; available from 1 year old to semi-mature, from bare root to large containers. 95% of the trees we sell are grown on our 15 hectare nursery, making this one of the best ranges of varieties and sizes you will find anywhere.
	Shrubs, climbers and bamboos, many in more mature sizes, all are container grown.
	All the extras you need to make your tree planting a success, and the tools to make it happen.

Comments Ornamental Tree Nurseries has a comprehensive list of trees, many of them rare and unusual…

ALAN TITCHMARSH

CommentsIt was a pleasure to find someone prepared to spend time helping the amateurs find what they were looking for.

P. BEACHAM Exeter

CommentsBeautiful trees received safely today in perfect condition.

S. HUFF Essex

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Pears
	10 varieties of pear selected for their suitability in British growing conditions. Available on dwarf and semi-dwarf rootstocks and as ready trained step over and espalier trees.

PEAR (FAMILY TREE) Beth/Conference/Concorde
	Three eating varieties that compliment each other. See individual varieties for details. View PEAR (FAMILY TREE) Beth/Conference/Concorde

PEAR Beth
	Small, sweet and juicy eating pear. Good cropper and excellent garden variety. Pollination group B. View PEAR Beth

PEAR Beurre Hardy
	Mid-season dessert pear. Vigorous and heavy cropping. Pollination group B. View PEAR Beurre Hardy

PEAR Black Worcester
	The cooking pear on the Worcestershire coat of arms. 16th century. Pollination group B View PEAR Black Worcester

PEAR Concorde
	Late season dessert pear, large fruit which is sweet and juicy. Compact grower. Self fertile. Pollination group C. View PEAR Concorde

PEAR Conference
	Popular eater, sweet and juicy, good cropper. Self fertile, pollination group B. View PEAR Conference

PEAR Doyenne du Comice
	Mid-season dessert. A good quality pear of excellent flavour. Pollination group B. View PEAR Doyenne du Comice

PEAR Josephine de Malines
	Mid season dessert. Generally disease resistant and a good keeper. Pollination group B. View PEAR Josephine de Malines

PEAR Onward
	Dessert pear. Good cropping, excellent garden variety with white flesh and good flavour. Pollination group B. View PEAR Onward

PEAR ROOTSTOCKS
	Have a go at grafting your own Pear trees. These 2 year rootstocks are available bare rooted from January to March. View PEAR ROOTSTOCKS