Fruit Plants
Discover our wide range of fruiting plants for delicious fresh fruit straight from your garden, whatever the time of year. Whether you’re looking for compact fruit bushes, grapevines, blueberries and strawberries, dwarf and bare root trees or even exotic fruits, you’ll find all your favourites here. Explore new hybrids, heirloom varieties and RHS award winners in sizes suitable for every garden, balcony, patio or pot. Need help choosing? Just click for inspiration!
One of our fave autumn-fruiters
- Each raspberry brims with juicy sweetness
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Make an airy and decadent mousse
- Pick all the way from July to October
Disease-resistant and delicious
- Sharp early apples, sweet later (dual)
- Award winner, renowned for its juiciness
- Makes great pies and crumbles
- Harvest in September
Hard as nails (and tasty, too!)
- Juicy and sweet with a slight crunch
- Tough enough to withstand the UK climate
- Eat fresh or use the fruit to make molasses!
- Harvest in September and October
The fantastic, Finnish fruit!
- Juicy, sweet and highly flavourful
- Vigorous and incredibly hardy
- Ideal for bottling and preserves
- Harvest from July to August
Eat straight from the vine!
- Crisp, juicy and even hints of spice
- Glorious foliage with stunning autumn colour
- Try a grape and cranberry focaccia
- Pick your grapes in September
Wonderful notes of strawberry
- Delicious grapes with a strawberry undertone
- Very productive and easy to grow
- Eat fresh or mash to make grape juice
- Ready to harvest in September
Grown in the Versailles gardens!
- Sweet with undertones of strawberry
- Often produces two crops per season
- Bake a fig, coffee and hazelnut cake
- Harvest in July and again in September
Berries to tempt Nessie out...
- Prized for its intense flavour
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Blackberry pie is the order of the day
- Pick from August to October
As stunning as a precious stone
- Aromatic, juicy and flavourful
- Fast-growing and early-cropping
- Bite-sized fruit, makes a topnotch crumble
- Harvest from late July to early August
Huuuuuuuuge blackcurrants
- Big fruits that don't compromise on flavour
- Highly disease-resistant
- Give homemade blackcurrant vodka a go!
- Harvest from July to August
Loved by pollinators and the RHS
- Sweet with a slight acidity (dual)
- Incredibly easy to grow
- Eat fresh, puree or press for juice
- Harvest from July (keeps for two months)
Easy to grow with superior taste
- Sweet, crisp and devilishly moreish
- Reliably regular cropper
- Eat fresh, poach, roast or bake
- Harvest from September (stores well)
The largest damson variety
- A naturally tart, tangy flavour
- Grows well in cold and wet climates
- This iron-rich fruit makes great jam and wine
- Harvest from late August
A true-blue super fruit
- Outstanding sweet flavour
- Fantastic autumn display and snowy blossoms
- Make an American-style blueberry pie
- Harvest in July and August
Makes a wonderful apple sauce
- Crisp with a mild, sweet flavour (eating)
- Very disease resistant and easy to grow
- A delicious, mid-morning pick-me-up
- Harvest in November (keeps for months)
An incredible heritage variety
- Rich, candy-sweet and tender
- A truly reliable cropper
- Superb eaten fresh
- Harvest from August
A wonderful Californian hybrid
- Packed full of intense, complex flavours
- The aromatic flavour lends itself to jams
- Eat with fresh cream and some sugar
- Harvest your loganberries from July to August
Late-cropping, Canadian variety
- Aromatic flavour after the initial sweet hit
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Two words: cherry scones
- Harvest in July (freezes well)
Apple enthusiasts love this tree
- Soft flesh with a nutty flavour (eating)
- World-renowned heritage apple
- Serve with cheese and walnuts!
- Harvest from September (stores well)
New, heavy-cropping variety
- Bold apricot flavour and juicy flesh
- Produces large fruits (and is reliable)
- Bake a chocolate and apricot cheesecake
- Harvest in August
The darkest of all cherries
- Fantastic depth of flavour with a sharp edge
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Rustle up a divine cherry pie
- Harvest throughout July
Enchanting golden raspberries
- Moreishly sweet and juicy
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Make a traditional Scottish cranachan
- Pick from August to October
An evergreen South American exotic
- A South American native
- Bears summer blossom with pink starbursts
- Boasts an extraordinary taste
- Easy to grow
Fruits like heavenly nectar
- Blueberry-like taste with rich undertones
- Beautiful white flowers
- Use to make a sticky jam
- Harvest from June to July