Rock Mountain Nurseries

Plants, Shrubs and Ornamental Tree Specialists

Fruit Trees

There are many benefits to growing fruit trees in your garden, not least the satisfaction of picking and eating your own delicious fruit but also for the colour and scent of blossom in the spring. Many fruit trees can be pruned and trained to form a barrier or border. Positioned well to provide a shady spot or a focal point for your garden.

Many of our fruit trees are cultivated here in the Rocky Mountain Nurseries enabling us to provide hardy garden ready trees at unbeatable prices.

Here are just a few examples of the Fruit Trees we have available at Rocky Mountain Nurseries. If you can't find what you are looking for listed here please call or contact us as we may well have it in stock.

We have 100's of plant varieties in stock all year round. If you cant find what you are looking for on our website, please give us a call as we may just have it in stock Tel: 01749 841 014

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Arthur Turner

Large greenish-yellow flushed orange-brown fruits. Excellent baking apple which cooks to a well-flavoured yellow puree which needs little sugar adding. Good for pies, sauce or baking. Heavy cropper. Suitable for colder areas and is more resistant to frost.

Pollination group B.
Root Stock:MM106. Ht.6ft
Partially Self Fertile
Cooking Apple

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Braeburn

Braeburn apples are an old-fashioned sweet apple with a smooth and crisp texture. It's great for snacks and salads. It is a late season apple with a long storage life. Its eating qualities make it adaptable for cooking as well as fresh use.

Pollinator Group E.
Root Stock:MM106 Ht.6ft.-8ft
Self Fertile
Dessert Apple

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Cox Queen

A more highly coloured sort of Cox's Orange Pippin.  Dessert apple.

Season of Use: Oct-Dec
Colour: Flushed:
Flavour: Aromatic:
Origin: England 1953.
Pollination Group: C.
Root Stock: M26
Self Fertile
Dessert Apple

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Discovery

Good disease resistance. Firm & juicy apples.

Pollinator Group: C.
Root Stock:M106
Ht.7-8ft.
Dessert Apple

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Golden Delicious

This late dessert apple is the most widely planted variety in the world. Heavy and regular cropping. Sweet, refreshing flavour of golden/yellow apples. Good pollinator of other varieties.

Pollinator group: C.
Root Stock:M27.
Ht.6-8ft
Dessert Apple

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James Grieve

Reliable & heavy cropper. Good on a difficult site. Juicy apple with good flavour .

Pollinator group: B
Rootstock: M26

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Katy

Early hardy dessert apple with red juicy refreshing fruit.

Pollinator group: C.
Root Stock: M106
Dessert Apple

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Laxton's Epicure

A compact tree with small yellow striped red fruits.

Pollination group: B.
Rootstock: MM106.
Ht10-14ft.
Dessert Apple

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Newton Wonder

The fruit is very large in size, flat round in shape. The skin is yellow, with a flush of orange red and russet freckles on top. The flesh is creamy white, acidic, juicy and somewhat course textured, and cooks to a yellow puree.

Pollination Group: D.
Root Stock: MM106.
Ht.8-12ft
Partially Self Fertile
Cooking Apple

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Spartan

The fruits are medium in size, and round-conical, but a little irregular in shape. The skin has a base of yellow which is almost entirely covered with a deep wine red and some broken purple stripes. On the tree it displays a lilac waxy bloom similar to that of a purple plum. If wiped off the apple displays a high gloss coat. The flesh inside is white, crisp and juicy, and displays many of the characteristics of the Mcintosh flavour- rich, sweet yet acid, with a fruity aroma, said to resemble a mixture of melon and strawberry.

Pollinator group: C.
Root Stock: MM106
 Ht.8-10ft.
Self Fertile
Dessert Apple

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Sunset

Very heavy regular cropper, superb aromatic flavour, crisp and juicy, golden-yellow with orange-red flush. A smaller apple than Cox but as it is much easier to grow it is widely grown as a garden variety. Suitable for colder areas and is more resistant to frost.

Pollinator Group: C.
Root Stock: M106.
Ht.6-8ft.
Self Fertile
Dessert Apple

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Worcester Pearmain

Densely sweet with an intense strawberry flavour when picked fully ripe. Regular prolific cropper. Apples golden-yellow, streaked crimson with white flesh. Very attractive distinctive blossom, almond opening to silvery white.

Partially Self Fertile.
Pollinator group: B.
Rootstock: M27.
Ht.8-12ft.