Fruit and Nut
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Updated 17th October 2018
For hedging, woodland and conifer special offers click here Please note that all offers are subject to availability.
Special 2yr Aronia offer!!! (reduced further until 10th November) 2yr plants in 2.5L/3L pots. Will produce berries in 2019. Varieties: Nero, Viking. 50 plants €200; 100 plants €350; 200 plants €600. 500 plants €1200. Very keen prices, up to 50% discount on catalogue price. THIS IS A VERY LIMITED OFFER, ENDING WHEN WE MOVE THE STOCK TO OUR NEW PREMISES)
Large Aronia offer 6yr plants in 70L heavy duty pots with handles for carrying. Large plants carrying up to 50 clusters of berries. Varieties: Nero, Viking. €25 ea or 5 plants for €100. Collection only (will require a van or trailer)
3yr Quercus ilex offer (Holm oak) 3yr plants in 7L airpots. 25-40cm. Will produce edible acorns at about 10 years. Very tough and hardy, suitable for seaside exposure. Can be grown as a hedge. 10 trees €60; 20 trees €100
Pinenut offers Pinus pinea Pinus pinea, the Mediterranean stone pine, grows well in Ireland and will produce the first nuts after 8-10 years. It is a tough hardy tree, slow growing with spreading habit, tolerant of frost to -15°C. Hardiness Zone 8. It will grow in any well-drained soil. Very good in coastal locations. This is by far the best choice of pinenut tree for Ireland. For best results for nuts, plant a minimum of 5-6 trees. 4yr trees 45-70cm in 9L airpot Price: €15 ea, 5 or more €12 ea. Bulk offers: 20 trees €220, 50 trees: €500 Prices exclusive of delivery by pallet crate (quantities less than 20 trees are collection only).
5yr trees 60-90cm in 25L airpot. Really strong trees with good side branches and excellent root development . Some of these trees have flowers this year. The first mature cones can be expected within 3-5 years. Price: €35 ea, 5 trees €150, 10 trees €275 Bulk offer 25 trees: €625 Prices exclusive of delivery by pallet crate (quantities less than 6 trees are collection only).
Pinus cembra Pinus cembra , the Arolla stone pine, is native to the Alps and Carpathians, where it grows at a higher altitude than any other conifer. It is a very tough tree, capable of thriving in barren stony soil. In its harsh native environment it can take decades to reach nut-bearing age but when cultivated the first nuts appear at about 15 years. Requires well-drained soil. Slow growing, eventually reaching ten to twenty metres. Hardiness Zone 5. For best results, plant more than one tree.4yr trees 20-30cm in 9L airpot. Price: €12.50 ea, 5 trees €60, 10 trees €100 Prices exclusive of delivery by pallet crate (quantities less than 10 trees are collection only)
Pinus pumila Pinus pumila, the dwarf Siberian pine, is native to the Russian Pacific coast, Northern Japan and parts of Korea and China. Closely related to Pinus koraiensis and Pinus siberica. It forms a dwarf tree or large shrub, occasionally reaching six metres. Compared to other pinenuts, the nuts are very small. In Siberia and parts of Japan the nuts are harvested for their oil. Of the pinenut trees offered here, the most suitable for really tough situations. Very suited to mass-planting in harsh coastal or upland environments. Compared to its subalpine relatives, grows relatively quickly in Ireland and could be used for as a nurse tree for other low growing species. Hardiness Zone 54yr trees 20-30cm in 9L airpot. Very bushy Price: €12.50 ea, 5 trees €60, 10 trees €100 Prices exclusive of delivery by pallet crate (quantities less than 10 trees are collection only)
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