I was in Morrisons in Dundee and noticed they had patio fruits trees for £5 each.
They had two different types of plum, pear and apple and were about 2-3 foot tall.
Fruit bushes included raspberry, blueberry, gooseberry, blackcurrant & tayberry to name a few.
It's a fraction of the price of some other places such as B & Q / Homebase who charge around £15 each.
Note not to be confused with the dwarf ones for £10 in their garden centres.
£2 each in Dundee which are also a good buy and healthy looking.
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backinstock
14 Apr 171#1
I'll hopefully buy an apple and pear tree.
I don't mind someone taking my apples or pears, but I don't fancy anyone grabbing my plums!
sradmad
14 Apr 17#2
good find op, heat added
sparkler2016
14 Apr 17#3
Is this national
nic83
14 Apr 17#4
£10 in mine
cheekyweegit to nic83
14 Apr 17#5
There are two different types, the dwarf fruit trees which are £10 and patio fruit trees which are £5. The dwarf ones were out in the garden centre and the patio ones in-store beside the rest of the plants ironically on the top shelf near the fish counter (if you're going to the Dundee Store)
Sorry don't know if it's national.
barginfan
14 Apr 171#6
Cheers OP.
Hopefully Stirling have what we want.
arahman1986
15 Apr 171#7
Possibly national, same deal in Croydon but they're pretty much sold out now. Had peach and cherry too but they sold out pretty quickly. Managed to nab one for myself
jamgin
15 Apr 171#8
Umm. Cheap bush. This deal smells a bit fishy..
Boltonlass
15 Apr 171#9
The Harwood branch in Bolton are also selling hardy fuchsias at £1 each. A great bargain as you would normally pay much more for a plant that flowers year after year.
rumuk
15 Apr 17#10
Managed to get a small patio pear tree only had large apple trees left
rumuk
15 Apr 17#11
The one I got was potted and they had some bagged bare root ones which ones did yous get
Jawz
15 Apr 17#12
Can you just plant these in soil and eat the fruit?
How large will these grow?
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They had two different types of plum, pear and apple and were about 2-3 foot tall.
Fruit bushes included raspberry, blueberry, gooseberry, blackcurrant & tayberry to name a few.
It's a fraction of the price of some other places such as B & Q / Homebase who charge around £15 each.
Note not to be confused with the dwarf ones for £10 in their garden centres.
£2 each in Dundee which are also a good buy and healthy looking.
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I don't mind someone taking my apples or pears, but I don't fancy anyone grabbing my plums!
Sorry don't know if it's national.
Hopefully Stirling have what we want.
How large will these grow?