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Fruit/Vegetable Trees

K-Dot · 2018-11-01 14:36:21

Hi I’ve recently removed all my conifers in my garden and looking to replace them with fruit and vegetable plants/trees. I’m a total beginner at gardening so any tips would be helpful It’s not a huge garden so probably fit two fruit trees at the most with a few vegetable plants darted aroud. So my question is, 1) which…

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seanoctagan Posts: 50 Forumite

22 November 2018 at 2:12PM

If you are looking for smallish apple trees which give a magnificent yield I would go for the "Ballerina" cultivar type - it does get quite tall - around 14 ft but has a small circumference and gives an excellent yield of apples

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