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Strawberry 'Flamenco' - Ever-Bearing Fruit Plant for Beds & Containers (Up to 20 Plants)
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Citrus Orange Tree - Evergreen Patio Fruit Plant, Hardy to -10°C
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Raspberry 'Autumn Bliss' Bare Root Fruit Plants - 6 or 12 Pack
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Fig Tree 'Brown Turkey' - Hardy Outdoor Fruit Plant, 3 Litre Pot
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All Season Strawberry Plants - Hardy, High-Yielding Fruit Collection (20 or 40 Plants)
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Strawberry Full Season Collection - 15 or 30 Fruit Plants
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Blackberry Growers Choice Hardy Fruit Shrub - Large, Productive Plants
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Blueberry 'Pink Lemonade' Fruit Bush - Unique Pink Berry Plant
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Hardy Green Fig Tree - Fruit-Bearing Patio or Garden Plant
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Self-Fertile Kiwi Jenny Climbing Fruit Plant Trio - Compact, Hardy, 9cm Pots
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Red & White Grape Vine Duo - 'Cabernet' & 'Chardonnay' Hardy Fruit Plants
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Strawberry 'Cambridge Favourite' Plants - Mid-Season Fruit, Up to 20 Bare Root Crowns
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Raspberry 'All Gold' - Autumn Fruiting Yellow Raspberry Plants (3 or 6 Pack)
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Apple 'Braeburn' Bare Root Fruit Tree - Early Cropping, Easy Grower
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Gooseberry Fruit Bush Collection - 3 Varieties for Summer Harvest
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Strawberry 'Pegasus' Bare Root Fruit Plants - RHS Award Winner, Mid-Season, Disease Resistant (5 or 10 Pack)
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Little Miss Figgy Compact Patio Fig Tree - Sweet Fruit, Easy Care
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Pomegranate Mini Standard Tree - Hardy, Edible Fruit, 3m Height
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Cherry 'Sunburst' Fruit Tree - Self-Fertile, High Yield, Ornamental
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Pear 'Conference' Bare Root Fruit Tree - Late-Season, Hardy, Long Storage
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Citrus Orange Tree - Evergreen Hardy Patio Fruit Tree (3L Pot)
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Raspberry 'Glen Ample' Canes - High-Yield, Spine-Free Fruit Bush
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Mulberry 'Charlotte Russe' Mojo Berry Compact Fruit Tree - RHS Winner
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Dwarf Fruit Tree Trio - Patio Apple, Pear & Cherry Collection
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Raspberry Growers Choice - Hardy Fruit Bushes for UK Gardens
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Exotic Fruit Seed Grow Kit - 5 Varieties
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Orchard Fruit Tree Collection - 5 Dwarf Patio Varieties (Apple, Pear, Cherry)
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Potted Blueberry Shrub Collection - Fruit-Bearing, Hardy, Patio-Ready
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Potted Patio Fruit Tree Trio - Dwarf Apple, Cherry & Plum Collection
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Dwarf Patio Fruit Tree Collection - Apple, Pear & Cherry, 1-1.5m Tall
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Plum 'Victoria' Fruit Tree - Heavy-Cropping, British-Bred Variety
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Orchard Apple & Pear Fruit Tree Collection - Compact Bare Root Trio
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Potted Citrus Trio - Lemon, Lime & Calamondin - Evergreen Patio Fruit Trees
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Apple 'Golden Delicious' Bare Root Fruit Tree - High Yield, Easy Care
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Goji Berry 'Synthia' Hardy Fruit Shrub - Antioxidant-Rich, 2m Mature Height
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Apple Jonagold Low Stem Fruit Tree - Large, Dual-Purpose Variety
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PRICE DROP! Dwarf Patio Fruit Trees - Apple, Pear, Plum & Cherry Varieties (100cm Tall)
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Transform your garden into a thriving source of fresh fruit with our exclusive selection of Fruit Plants. At Wowcher UK, we understand the joy of picking ripe fruit from your own space, which is why we curate a range that combines dependable varieties with value-for-money deals.
Imagine stepping outside to harvest strawberries, blueberries, or a sun-warmed lemon every morning. Our fruit plants collection includes everything from compact strawberry runners to dwarf apple trees, plus a variety of berry bushes and citrus for patios and balconies. With flexible options and seasonal offers, growing your own fruit has never been more accessible.
Unbeatable Deals on Online Fruit Plants
At Wowcher UK, you’ll find special offers on fruit plants that suit every space and budget, from bare-root fruit trees and grafted citrus to berry bushes and strawberry plants. Our curated deals let you start your mini-orchard or balcony garden without overspending, with quality plants from trusted nurseries.
Look out for bundles that pair complementary varieties for pollination and extended harvests, or seasonal discounts on fruit trees, blueberry bushes, raspberry canes, and currant or gooseberry plants. Our listings also showcase tools and soil amendments to help you get results quickly, whether you’re planting in pots, raised beds, or in-ground plots.
Shopping with Wowcher ensures you get products from reputable brands, with reliable shipping, plant health guarantees, and clear care instructions to help you get fruits quicker.
Frequently Asked Questions
What to Consider When Choosing Fruit Plants?
First, consider your space and climate. If you have a small balcony, look for dwarf varieties or container fruit plants that stay compact and root well in pots. For larger gardens, select semi-dwarf or standard varieties with suitable rootstocks to fit your soil and drainage. Think about whether you want evergreen leaves or seasonal fruiting, some berries keep foliage year-round while others drop leaves after harvest.
Sunlight is crucial. Most fruit plants require at least 6 hours of direct sun per day for good yields, though some berries tolerate partial shade. Soil matters too: well-draining, fertile soil with organic matter yields better crops. If drainage is poor, raised beds or containers are a safer choice. Consider soil pH for berries (blueberries like acidic soil) and for citrus in pots (rich, well-drained potting mix).
Watering and feeding: new plants need consistent moisture but avoid waterlogging. Use mulch to retain moisture and regulate temperature. Fertilize according to species; citrus may need micronutrients, while berries often respond to balanced NPK in spring and post-harvest organic matter. For containers, choose a slow-release fertilizer and re-pot when the plant grows beyond the pot.
Pollination and compatibility can influence yield. Some fruit trees are self-fertile; others require a pollinator variety. For berries, ensure cross-pollination if the cultivar requires it, and consider netting to protect from birds. In a small space, espalier or trellising can optimize light and airflow, improving fruit quality.
What Are the Most Popular Types of Fruit Plants?
Strawberry plants are a favourite for quick harvests and space-saving gardens; look for everbearing or day-neutral varieties for extended picking. Blueberry bushes offer nutrient-rich soil requirements (acidic, well-draining) and come in several photoperiod and chilling hour varieties. Raspberry and blackberry canes provide abundant fruit with relatively simple pruning, whether you choose summer-bearing or autumn-fruiting types.
Apple, pear, and plum trees provide classic orchard options, with dwarf or columnar forms ideal for containers. Citrus trees, lemon, lime, and orange, are popular for sun-drenched patios and bright aromatics, though they may require frost protection in cooler UK climates. For the smallest spaces, espalier fruit trees offer a decorative, productive option that trains along a wall or trellis. Kiwifruit and fig plants can also be grown in pots with careful winter protection, expanding your fruit variety beyond the usual staples.
How to Maintain Fruit Plants?
Pruning is essential for most fruit plants. Prune apples, pears, and stone fruits annually to shape the tree, encourage air circulation, and boost fruit quality. For berry bushes, prune after harvest to remove old canes and stimulate new growth. Citrus requires careful pruning to keep good light access and to maintain size in containers. Pruning also helps manage disease pressure by improving airflow through the canopy.
Watering strategies vary by season. In spring and summer, keep seedlings evenly moist; in autumn and winter, reduce frequency but prevent complete drying out. Mulch around the base to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. In containers, monitor soil moisture daily during hot spells and adjust watering schedules accordingly.
Pest and disease management is part of routine care. Use organic pest controls when possible, inspect leaves for signs of aphids, mites, or fungal issues, and ensure good air flow with proper spacing. Heightened vigilance during flowering supports fruit set and reduces losses. Keep an eye on scale, snails, and slugs in milder climates, and employ plant nets or row covers during critical fruiting periods.
Netting and protection: protect ripening fruit from birds and wildlife using lightweight, breathable nets. For frost-prone areas, protect vulnerable potted citrus with covers and bring them indoors during cold snaps. Our fruit plants guides and Wowcher offers make it easy to maintain healthy, productive plants year after year.
What Are the Best Practices for Planting Fruit Plants in Small Spaces?
Choose compact or dwarf varieties designed for pots, such as container strawberries and dwarf apple trees. Use tall planters or hanging baskets to maximize vertical space, and consider trellising or espalier to train fruit trees along a wall. Ensure containers have drainage holes and use a high-quality potting mix with added compost for nutrients. Group plants with similar light and water needs to simplify maintenance.
In small spaces, soil temperature and moisture can fluctuate more quickly. Place fruit plants in a sunny spot and group pots to create a microclimate that warms faster in the morning. Drip irrigation systems can simplify garden care and keep soil consistently moist without water waste. Use reflective surfaces or light-colored pots to boost light exposure for darker corners.
Are Fruit Plants Suitable for Beginners?
Yes. Fruit plants can be beginner-friendly when you choose the right varieties and follow basic care practices. Start with hardy, disease-resistant cultivars and plants suited to your climate. Container projects reduce soil-borne risks and make it easy to manage water and nutrients. Our Wowcher UK listings include clear care guides, seasonal deals, and reliable shipping that helps novices grow confident and harvest fruit sooner. Begin with a strawberry patch or a dwarf citrus in a bright sunny spot to gain quick wins and build confidence for larger fruit trees.