Thompson and Morgan Patio Fruit Collection Plant in Pot 3 Pack

Imagine having your very own miniature orchard, flourishing right on your patio! With this delightful fruit tree collection, you can enjoy the simple pleasure of picking fresh fruit without even leaving your home. This selection of classic fruits offers something for everyone, promising both visual appeal and a healthy harvest. Designed for ease of growth and maintenance, these trees are perfect for both seasoned gardeners and beginners alike.
This collection includes 3x 9cm Potted Fruit Trees: Cherry ‘Sylvia’, Apple ‘Golden Delicious’ & Pear ‘Conference’.
Collection contains:.
Apple 'Golden Delicious': A truly versatile fruit, the 'Golden Delicious' is wonderful whether cooked or eaten fresh. Recognisable by its distinctive golden-green skin, it also boasts excellent keeping qualities post-harvest. Rootstock: M9.
Pear 'Conference': Celebrated for its exceptional dessert quality, the 'Conference' pear is equally delicious when cooked. Its elongated, bell-shaped fruit is wonderfully juicy and full of flavour, perfect eaten firm or fully ripe. Rootstock: Quince A.
Cherry 'Sylvia': This stunning dwarf cherry tree will grace your patio with delicate pale pink blossoms in spring, followed by a generous crop of delicious cherries. Rootstock: Gisella 6.
How to Grow:.
Light: For the best fruit production, position your trees in a sheltered sunny position.
Temperature: While these trees are hardy, they thrive in milder climates that encourage optimal fruiting.
Watering: Water regularly, especially when plants are in containers. If planting in the ground, ensure the soil is well-drained.
Feeding: Use a quality compost such as John Innes No.3 to provide your trees with nutrient-rich soil. Containerised plants will benefit from frequent feeding.
Humidity: These trees prefer moderate humidity but are adaptable to a range of conditions.
Please note: Images are for illustrative purposes only and depict the expected results of plants at maturity. Different growing conditions can affect results. Images may also illustrate the supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose their leaves in colder months).