Out of about 7 trees, only one didn't sprout, or bloom. It died, but I had left it a while before planting. The pear tree gave fruit the 1st year, the fig trees also gave fruit the first year, the cherry true gave three cherries. Very happy with them.

Definitely not good. I bought what the label said was an apricot and I gave i ta special time in my sun-lounge and it turned out to be a peach, not as good as the white Italian flesh ones that I already have. Another place not to buy from is J Packer from where I had half single and half double Osteospermum whilst I bought what was supposed to be all doubles. I also bought a pear tree from them and the fruit (one every year) made me realised what it meant by genetic hiccup - the fruit was toally weird but it was a pear all right! It taught me how tough it was to saw a peach tree though. I would stay away unless you can see fruit on the trees! Don't be tempted by the silly prices. They are silly for a reason!

If it's growing that well, it's maybe moved up to League Two, maybe a Championship pear next season :stuck_out_tongue:

does it not depend on what other apple trees are in the area? I think apple trees are not self pollinating so you'll need there to be other coxes apple trees within close proximity to get fruit.

pear trees are self pollinating from what i rememnber.

ROFL - you planted them.....looked after them...........grew them........and a year or two later you asked for a refund on a few quid. Man thats tight

From the first year planted, you shouldn't expect anything edible.