Collection: Bare Root Fruit Trees
Bare Root Fruit trees are great value, enabling you to grow a better variety of fruits including Pear, Apple, Cherry and more unusual varieties like Quince. They are simply dug out of the soil during their dormant period (November-March) ready to be replanted in your garden. Read our article for more help and advice on choosing, planting and caring for your Bare Root Fruit Trees.
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£40Sale price From £38'Pearson's Prolific' Hazelnut Tree
Early crops of rich nuts
- Nutty, earthy flavour with a good crunch
- A native tree ideal for wildlife gardens
- Use to make nutty, chocolate overnight oats
- Harvest from September
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Cordon Pear Tree
A space-saving way to grow pears
- Expertly grown in a columnar shape
- Includes RHS award-winning varieties
- Bake in crumbles, pies and tarts
- Succulent pears, delightful blossoms
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£36Sale price From £30'Portugal' Quince Tree
A glorious heirloom quince
- Tart flesh mellows brilliantly when cooked
- A reliable cropper
- Make a Persian quince lamb stew
- Harvest from mid-September
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£45Sale price From £37'Dabinett' Cider Apple Tree
Classic English cider apple
- Full-bodied and medium dry (cider)
- Reliable and easy to grow
- Ideal for making delicious cider and juice
- Harvest from October to November
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'Merveille de Bollwyller' Hazelnut Tree
Versatile, compact and tasty!
- Large nuts with perfectly-balanced flavour
- Easy to grow and heavy cropping
- Use in a cobnut and pear salad
- Harvest from late August
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£117Sale price From £80Cross-Pollinating Apple Collection | Bramley, Gala & James Grieve
Every apple you'll ever need!
- A variety of wonderful flavours
- Easy to grow, excellent disease resistance
- Eat fresh or use in scrummy desserts
- Harvest from August to November
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£50Sale price From £38'Duke of York' Peach Tree
Melt-in-the-mouth peaches
- Excellent peach flavour with juicy sweetness
- An heirloom variety over 100 years old
- Makes a delicious German peach kuchen
- Harvest mid to late July
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£53Sale price From £48'Pixie' Apple Tree
As magical as its namesake
- Traditional sharp and juicy flavour (eating)
- Easy to grow and very reliable
- Normally eaten fresh but can be cooked with
- Harvest from September (stores well)
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Cordon Apricot Tree
Tasty apricots in smaller spaces
- Expertly grown in a columnar shape
- Includes highly reliable varieties
- Dry for a tasty, quick sugar hit
- Sweet, juicy apricots, fragrant blossoms
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Patio Apricot Tree
A little tree goes a long way!
- Expertly grown to keep nice and small
- Includes heavy-cropping varieties
- Eat straight after picking or dry for a snack
- Refreshing apricots, charming flowers
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'Alfred' Apricot Tree
Born in the USA
- Juicy and aromatic flavour
- Less prone to dieback than other varieties
- Eat fresh from the tree or use to make jam
- Harvest in late July
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£53Sale price From £48'Fortune' Apple Tree
Lovely, traditional garden apple
- Juicy with nice levels of acidity (eating)
- Heavy cropper
- Use in Waldorf salads or spiced chutneys
- Harvest from September (stores until October)
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£45Sale price £35'Southampton Selection' Sloe Tree
Grow your own sloe gin!
- A tartness that's perfect for jams
- Brilliant for wildlife and pollinators
- Essential for sloe gin and hedgerow jelly!
- Harvest from October
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£105Sale price From £85Award-Winning Cordon Fruit Tree Collection | Apple, Pear & Plum
All the plaudits, half the space
- Columnar fruit trees that save on space
- Three RHS award-winning varieties
- Grow in pots and on balconies
- Create your own miniature orchard
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£85Sale price From £62The 3 Best Fruit Trees for Small Gardens | Apple, Cherry & Fig
Tight on space? Not a problem
- Chosen for outstanding flavour
- Reliable and easy to grow
- Compact varieties suitable for pots
- Pick fruit from July to September
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Family Pear Tree
Three pear varieties, one tree!
- Sweet, juicy pears, wonderful blossom
- A complete pear orchard from just one tree
- Eat fresh, poach in wine or bake with honey
- Harvest your pears from late August
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Espalier Apple Tree
Transform a boring wall!
- Professionally trained in an espalier shape
- Includes both cooking and dessert varieties
- Bite into fresh or incorporate into crumbles
- Juicy, crisp apples, impressive blossoms
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£45Sale price From £30'Red Gold' Nectarine Tree
Perfect for a hot summer's day
- A wonderful mixture of sweet and tart
- Low-maintenance and easy to grow
- Caramelise and serve with vanilla ice cream
- Harvest in August
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'Shropshire Prune' Damson Tree
Heavy-cropping, heritage damson
- Punchy, sharp taste that cooks down nicely
- Ideal for northern gardens
- Makes an outstanding damson crumble
- Harvest from early September
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£105Sale price From £70Award Winning Patio Fruit Tree Collection | Cherry, Pear & Plum
Our growers' best picks for pots
- Grow your own fruit on a balcony or patio
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winners
- Easy care, heavy cropping and flavourful
- Harvest from July to October
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£50Sale price From £40'Sultane' Almond Tree | Prunus dulcis
A soft-shelled sensation
- Sweet and perfect for making milk
- Glorious scented, springtime blossom
- Grind your almonds to make a flour for baking
- Harvest from mid-September
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£54Sale price From £40'Princess' Almond Tree | Prunus dulcis
Sweet almonds and scented blooms
- Delightfully moreish, soft-shelled nuts
- Makes a spectacular specimen tree
- Coat in paprika for a spiced snack
- Harvest from late September
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£40Sale price From £36'Kumoi' Asian Pear Tree | Nashi Pear
Stunning round, golden pears
- Strawberry notes and a crisp bite
- Attractive russet appearance
- Slice and eat fresh or use in salads
- Harvest from September (stores very well)
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£42Sale price From £40'Saturne' Peach Tree
The original donut peach
- Floral flavour with a honeyed sweetness
- Highly-unusual flattened peaches
- Try your hand at a traditional peach cobbler
- Harvest from late August into September
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£34Sale price From £32'Cambridge Gage' Plum Tree
One of the most popular gages
- Juicy and irresistable
- Any surplus will freeze well
- Superb in a greengage and pistachio cobbler
- Harvest from late August to early September
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Stepover Pear Tree
Pear back on size, not quality
- Expertly trained into a low-growing shape
- Includes one of the best old varieties
- Poach in red wine, cinnamon and cloves
- Moreish pears, charming blossoms
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£102Sale price From £80Cross-Pollinating Cherry Collection | Kordia, Summer Sun & Sweetheart
The perfect trio for XL harvests
- Some of the finest-flavoured cherries
- Compact trees ideal for borders or pots
- Perfect for eating fresh or cooking
- Harvest throughout July and August
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Roots' Cotswolds Valley Nursery
Meet Mike
Tree-growing skills honed right across the globe
Having started out in Australia, studied in Northern Ireland and volunteered at an organic farm in Sweden, it’s fair to say Mike’s done his fair share of travel on his horticultural journey, so far! Having happily laid down roots here at Roots, Mike is the don behind our tree-growing operation, imparting each and every one of his globally-honed skills to benefit your garden. Grown in our purpose-built nursery, in the ideal climatic conditions of the fertile Vale of Evesham, we’re proud to supply only the happiest, healthiest and hardiest trees.
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Choose your Bare Root Fruit Trees
If you only have room for one tree, you will need a self fertile variety such as Red Windsor Apple, Peregrine Peach or Morello Cherry. If you have more space, you can grow two varieties of the same fruit as pollination partners - for example Gala and Golden Delicious apples, or Williams and Conference pears. If you’re planting Bare Root Fruit trees in pots, choose a patio or ‘dwarf’ variety such as Victoria Plum, Lord NapierNectarine or Egremont RussetApple.

Planting Bare Root Fruit Trees
Plant Bare Root Fruit trees as soon as possible unless the ground is frozen or waterlogged - if it is, store the tree in a cold place for a few days. If the roots are dry, soak them in water. Choose a position in full sun with space for the branches to grow. Dig a hole deep and wide enough for all the roots, and add lots of compost to the soil, packing it down firmly. Stake the tree for support and water in well.

Bare Root Fruit Trees Care Tips
Feed your Bare Root Fruit trees every March and give them a mulch of compost or manure. Keep the ground around the tree clear of weeds and grass. Each type of tree has different pruning needs, which we cover in our Full Care Guide, along with tips on growing and caring for your Bare Root Trees.
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Plants arrived in great condition and very promptly. Well established - much better than the ones I got at my local garden centre.
Monica Spence
| 24 May
Yet again this company delivered good healthy plants, exactly as shown in photos, well packaged and within delivery time quoted. Recommend!
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| 2 Jun
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Judy Lane
| 23 Oct
The plant arrived looking vigorously healthy, which brings a smile to your face, extremely well protected in its packaging.
Martyn Hill
| 5 Jul
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John-Paul
| 22 May
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| 8 Nov
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