Dwarf Patio Fruit Tree Apple Pear Small Garden Trees, Easy to Grow Miniature Orchard, Produce Gala, Golden Delicious & Mini Conference, 9cm Pot x 3 by Thompson & Morgan

• Dwarf Fruit Tree; Imagine a grow your own orchard on your patio, these dwarf patio high yield fruit tree plants have been specifically bred for their dwarf habit.
• Three Atractive Varieties; Easy to grow varieties produces good yields of attractive fruit; Golden Delicious apples, Gala apple (malus domestica) & mini Conference Pears. Perfect potted fruit plants for the patio.
• When to Harvest; Fruits can be harvested from September or October once trees mature, remove some of the fruit in its first year of fruiting to allow the tree to focus its energy on growing strong stems as well as fruit.
• Bare Root Tree; This plant is cool stored and is supplied to customers in 3 x 9cm nursery pots, with stem height no less than 30-60cm, foliage may be limited due to time of purchase/ year/ seasonality.

Malus domestica Apple Gala– A well loved variety in the UK. A reliable cultivar producing attractive yellow skinned fruit flushed with red. A sweet flavour when eaten straight from the tree, also makes a delicious juicing apple. Malus domestica Apple Golden Delicious– Easy to grow, produces good yields of greenish-yellow apples that mature to golden-yellow that store well over a long period after harvesting Pear 'Mini Conference' – Mini Dwarf Fruit Tree Pear ‘Conference’ are hardy, self fertile potted miniature fruit trees, the perfect plants for small gardens and patios. Easy to grow your own edible fruit at home, producing heavy crops of sweet, tasty summer fruit. Repot into 30cm pots in a well drained soil based compost such as John Innes No. 3 at the same soil level as they were in their nursery pots. Keep sheltered until fully established. Repot into increasingly larger pots up to 60cm diameter as they increase in size. After growing on these can be planted in well drained, sunny borders that have been enriched with well rotted manure or garden compost. Feed and water regularly throughout the summer. Remove some of the fruit in its first year of fruiting to allow the tree to focus some of its energy towards growing strong stems as well as fruit. In spring apply a mulch of well rotted manure or garden compost to the base of trees grown in borders to help to retain moisture throughout the summer. Light pruning in spring is required only to keep their shape. Position: Full Sun Height: Approx 1m if containerised Spread: Approx 45cm if containerised Supplied in 9cm Nursery Pots Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply, but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).