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Growing fruit is at the heart of Fruitscape providing expert services with regards to the pruning, care and maintenance of tree and soft fruit as well as the supply of plants.
Fruitscape also encourages the growing of fruit through talks to garden clubs & horticultural societies, events and exhibitions to individuals of all ages.
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Apple display Display at Norton Priory Museum and Walled garden as a part of their Quince and Apple Day event -
Pruning Here summer pruning to maintain the shape of this trained apple tree -
Fruitscape Apple Display Display of Fruitscape grown apples at Franklin Gardens, Braunstone, Leicester -
A plate of Gooseberries Gooseberries not have to be tart, these are sweet and can be enjoyed without cooking -
Insect Hotel construction Demonstration of how to create an insect hotel from pallets -
Fruitscape Apple Display Apple display in early October at at Birkacre Garden Centre supporting their sale of fruit trees -
Avalon Plums Just one of the fruits grown by Clifford -
Pests This is an Ermine moth, one of the tent forming caterpillars that can be found on apple trees -
Fruit display Seasonal display of fruit at Tockwith Show at the beginning of August -
Blackcurrants One of the soft fruits grown by Clifford -
Rovada Redcurrants A great addition to the garden -
Apple Discovery in fruit What care and maintenance can deliver
As gardeners may people tend to banish edible plants to other parts of the garden or to the allotment, yet there are numerous edible plants that are suited and deserve a place in more visible locations . Herbs, vegetables and even fruit can have their place in the ornamental garden because they serve their garden design principles of colour or shape or height orto provide structure to a garden. Fruitscape aims to show how edible plants can be incorporated into a garden whether suburban or urban.
Supporting the ideas around edible landscapes, Fruitscape offers support, advice, sundries such as codling moth traps and products related to composting and wildlife gardening
Why choose Fruitscape?
For many people the main reason for having a fruit tree is that it should produce good quality fruit.
Improper pruning can reduce the fruiting potential and cause unnecessary growth of your tree.
Calling upon 30 years of fruit growing experience you can be sure that the advice you receive will improve the fruit quality and the health of the tree
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