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3rd Mar 2019

I've owned a dwarf cherry tree in a pot for 2 years. It produced flowers last year but no fruit. Does it need another cherry tree to pollinate or can I polinate the flowers myself by touching the flowers with a make up brush?

Also these may be 5 foot high but if their probably full root stock and grow to 20+ feet. I wouldn't buy these based on price, I'd find a variety of fruit I liked first and work out how much space I have to grow (for me it's a small patio so only pots will work). I'd spend a bit extra knowing the tree will last me years.

Gave some heat but consider my points before you buy.

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3rd Mar 2019

My local one had cox’s orange pippin, which you don’t normally get in these offers.

3rd Mar 2019

These are extremely good , local garden suppliers stated they don’t stock as they can’t compete with the prices with these shops and supermarkets. Took a punt on a Victorian Plum and the growth in two years and fruit is staggering! I’m pretty sure had one for £3.49 from here even at £5 absolute steal!

3rd Mar 2019

Do they Have Pear Trees?

3rd Mar 2019

You type in apple plum or pear tree comes up with nothing... Or any fruit tree.

3rd Mar 2019

My local had Williams, Conference and doyenne du comice pears. Plums they had Victoria and Czar. Apples Granny Smith, golden delicious, Jonagold and Cox’s Orange Pippin. Cherry Stella and Maraschino. I expect there are others. It’s pot luck and they’re not online.

Edited by: "hot1805" 3rd Mar 2019

3rd Mar 2019

Ideal size for transporting by bus or car :/

3rd Mar 2019

I bought some for 2 quid from poundstretcher, out of 5 an apple tree is bearing fruit, the rest are dead

3rd Mar 2019

Fruit not coming from shops ???

3rd Mar 2019

Costco has in store only for £9.99 but don't know if that are dwarf root stock. Are these dwarf root stock?

3rd Mar 2019

hot18056 h, 2 m ago
My local one had cox’s orange pippin, which you don’t normally get in the …My local one had cox’s orange pippin, which you don’t normally get in these offers.

Bought a Cox's in Aldi few years back, 6 quid then I think. Plus a Braeburn. Last year Cox was a bumper crop, but just 'one' apple on the Braeburn! I don't care, Cox is the best apple by a century mile.
If you don't want a tree, Aldi regularly do 6 English Coxes at 99p - never seen any other supermarket beat that price.

3rd Mar 2019

My fave apple too

3rd Mar 2019

Can't beat a Pink Lady Apple but you can't buy them for growing

3rd Mar 2019

Just remember that you are going to need two pears trees or two apples trees, cherry trees. Or you won't get any fruit.
Thanks for posting. These are a bargain.

3rd Mar 2019

a.19831103/03/2019 08:21
Do they Have Pear Trees?

Just.bought pear tree

3rd Mar 2019

STEWIEG5 h, 53 m ago
Ideal size for transporting by bus or car

Yes bought in my car. Easy put from boots to front seat

3rd Mar 2019

Ange.Travels03/03/2019 15:02
Just remember that you are going to need two pears trees or two apples …Just remember that you are going to need two pears trees or two apples trees, cherry trees. Or you won't get any fruit. Thanks for posting. These are a bargain.

Why do you need 2?

3rd Mar 2019

Ange.Travels03/03/2019 15:02
Just remember that you are going to need two pears trees or two apples …Just remember that you are going to need two pears trees or two apples trees, cherry trees. Or you won't get any fruit. Thanks for posting. These are a bargain.

Not as simple as that. Assuming that you are talking about cross pollination then needs to be different types of either apple tree or pear tree and even then you need to check cross pollination tables to make sure that they are from the right groups. The exception are self fertile trees but then a single tree is sufficient.

This article may be helpful
growveg.co.uk/gui…es/

Edited by: "the.engineer" 3rd Mar 2019

3rd Mar 2019

the.engineer03/03/2019 16:29
Not as simple as that. Assuming that you are talking about cross …Not as simple as that. Assuming that you are talking about cross pollination then needs to be different types of either apple tree or pear tree and even then you need to check cross pollination tables to make sure that they are from the right groups. The exception are self fertile trees but then a single tree is sufficient.This article may be helpfulhttps://www.growveg.co.uk/guides/apple-pollination-groups-choosing-compatible-trees/

What about my cherry tree question above? i thought when I bought it, it didn't need cross pollination? I'm in a secluded area, probably wouldn't attract many bees, can I pollinate by hand?

3rd Mar 2019

Thanks so much OP. Been wanting some for ages. I got coherence pear, cox orange pippin, Victoria plum from Braintree. Planted this afternoon!

3rd Mar 2019

omendata03/03/2019 14:33
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Just perusing the fruit and veg in all the supermarkets and a vast amount of it in winter comes from outside the EU.

3rd Mar 2019

peakbear21 m ago
Just perusing the fruit and veg in all the supermarkets and a vast amount …Just perusing the fruit and veg in all the supermarkets and a vast amount of it in winter comes from outside the EU.

Ok i will just eat my neighbour then.
He is a bit of a bloater so should last me for a few months sssssss sssssss sssssss
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3rd Mar 2019

They had these in neath b&m I got a plum and a granny smith. The plum is already showing signs of life

3rd Mar 2019

GlentoranMark1 h, 58 m ago
What about my cherry tree question above? i thought when I bought it, it …What about my cherry tree question above? i thought when I bought it, it didn't need cross pollination? I'm in a secluded area, probably wouldn't attract many bees, can I pollinate by hand?

This may help

growveg.co.uk/gui…es/

3rd Mar 2019

I have a apple tree I got from there about 5yr ago. No problems with pollenation, the bees love it.
I got roughly 20 apples last year, you loose lots of baby apples due to birds or wind. Will probably get 25 - 30 this year. I do cut it back a fair bit as its growing so fast.

I also got a cherry tree and a plum tree I planted last year. Will probably get another apple tree too. Its brilliant being able to go out and collect the fruit, they do like lots of water in the summer so every few days it's worth going out and giving them a good water.

3rd Mar 2019

STEWIEG12 h, 23 m ago
Ideal size for transporting by bus or car

Helicopter

3rd Mar 2019

The fig trees we got the other year have produced an incredible amount of fruit.

3rd Mar 2019

GlentoranMark5 h, 54 m ago
What about my cherry tree question above? i thought when I bought it, it …What about my cherry tree question above? i thought when I bought it, it didn't need cross pollination? I'm in a secluded area, probably wouldn't attract many bees, can I pollinate by hand?

You can but make sure you are in a secluded garden or you are at risk of public order offences.

3rd Mar 2019

peakbear03/03/2019 17:14
Just perusing the fruit and veg in all the supermarkets and a vast amount …Just perusing the fruit and veg in all the supermarkets and a vast amount of it in winter comes from outside the EU.

I take it you are joking and don't really think that the whole world has summer fruits at the same time?

3rd Mar 2019

Do they have granny smith drawf trees? Are any of there fruit trees drawf trees?

3rd Mar 2019

Also known as dwarf root stocks

3rd Mar 2019

doormanjoel37 m ago
Do they have granny smith drawf trees? Are any of there fruit trees drawf …Do they have granny smith drawf trees? Are any of there fruit trees drawf trees?

Yeah they had granny smiths not sure on the other question

4th Mar 2019

sussexroyal03/03/2019 22:16
The fig trees we got the other year have produced an incredible amount of …The fig trees we got the other year have produced an incredible amount of fruit.

I got one last year and it really took off but didn't produce any fruit. Then in winter it list all is leaves. I'm seeing signs now of new leaves coming out so hopefully this year might get some fruit.

I'm growing mine in a big pot indoors.

4th Mar 2019

GlentoranMark15 h, 57 m ago
I've owned a dwarf cherry tree in a pot for 2 years. It produced flowers …I've owned a dwarf cherry tree in a pot for 2 years. It produced flowers last year but no fruit. Does it need another cherry tree to pollinate or can I polinate the flowers myself by touching the flowers with a make up brush?Also these may be 5 foot high but if their probably full root stock and grow to 20+ feet. I wouldn't buy these based on price, I'd find a variety of fruit I liked first and work out how much space I have to grow (for me it's a small patio so only pots will work). I'd spend a bit extra knowing the tree will last me years.Gave some heat but consider my points before you buy.

Add 4-5 tea spoon pure honey in 1litre water and spray them on flower which will attract polinator insects.

4th Mar 2019

Quinoa3rd Mar
I take it you are joking and don't really think that the whole world has …I take it you are joking and don't really think that the whole world has summer fruits at the same time?

What do you mean? Just pointing out we don't get that much fruit and veg from Europe in the winter as you also point out. Though Spain/Morocco still produce a very large amount. We get a large amount of our food from elsewhere these days. For example.South American/South African/India grapes in the winter are no different in price in the winter than what we seem to pay in the summer where we get them more locally.

4th Mar 2019

None in any stores near me however the are also selling fruit trees 2 for £10 at the range

6th May 2019

some are fruit trees are self pollinating some need another 2 or 3 varieties (same fruit) to pollinate before you get fruit.

do some research

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