Fruit Trees

This large-fruited hazelnut flowers in February/March with inconspicuous catkins. 'Halle'sche Riesen' produces large, long-shaped, tasty hazelnuts that are edible from Septem [ ... ]

Hazelnut with large ovate red leaves, reaching 4 to 6 meters high. Can be kept smaller by pruning. Yellow-red catkins in January-February, redder than other hazel trees. 'Red [ ... ]

Autumn bearing yellow raspberry. Fruits on annual wood, so plants can be cut away in the spring to just above the ground. Raspberries make few demands on the soil, as long [ ... ]

Re-blooming raspberry with tasty, good quality fruits. Healthy variety. Bears fruits from August 1 to the end of autumn. Fruits on annual wood, so plants can be cut away in t [ ... ]

Early summer raspberry. Fairly new and good breed. Fairly large raspberries of deep red color. Good disease resistance, and is considered to be one of the best production var [ ... ]

These beautiful trees - just like sweet chestnuts excellent for use as a solitary plant - prefer a deeply permeable and preferably calcareous soil. Although slow-growing, the [ ... ]

Improved variety from Weinheim (Germany), which bears fruit at a young age. Suitable for different soils. Has a rich and regular fertility. Self-pollinating. Light colored [ ... ]

Large fruits of excellent taste. Dark red with firm dark red flesh. Self-pollinating. Recommended pollinators: Hedelfinger, Early Rivers.