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Heritage Fruit Trees and Plants
Heritage (or Heirloom) fruits and nuts are traditional varieties which have been grown for centuries for their superior flavour, versatility and hardiness in the UK climate. You won’t find these fruits in the shops, where uniformity of size and shape is all important. Some, like medlars and quince, are rarely seen. But by growing heirloom apple, pear, plum or more unusual trees in your garden, you can enjoy fantastic flavours as well as preserving the good old fashioned fruits and nuts our great grandparents would have eaten - they certainly knew a thing or two about taste!
An unusual heirloom variety with a fabulous flavour
- Sweet & fruity pineapple flavour
- The most unique flavour, a real talking point
- Create a twist on a Piña colada without getting caught in the rain
- Late season - harvest September to October, stores 2-3 weeks
Early cropping, self fertile walnut tree
- A stately tree with fresh green, spreading foliage
- Heavy crops of walnuts suitable for pickling, drying and cooking
- Ideally suited to the UK climate
- Attracts native species of wildlife to your garden
Supersized, white-flesh cherry
- Extra large cherries in marbled shades of orange, pink and yellow
- Affectionately known as 'naps' in the trade, these were temporarily renamed 'Royal Anne' after the battle of Waterloo!
- Pair with citrus, nuts or sweet spices
- Ready to pick in July - good for freezing and drying
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