Very popular medium sized, multibranched tree, with an upright spreading habit. Produces large good quality firm juicy cherries with a strong flavour. Extremely versatile wonderful for cooking- bottling/jams or any preserving. Rons have moderate split resistance and its foilage puts on a showy autumn display.

Maturity: Mid season. Late November

Early Burlat as the name suggests matures early in the season, producing copious amounts good quality red cherries. Delightful sweet flavour, handle carefully fruit is susceptable to cracking.

Maturity: Early season. Late November

Extremely popular medium to large round grape which hangs in compact conical bunches. It's thin green/ yellow skin has a firm and crunchy texture. Seedless variety, ripens in January. Used for table grape and raisins.

Maturity: early January

A clementine variety of mandarin, the Fina is a seedless fruit with excellent flavour. Other varieties are favoured due to its small size and low yield. As it is still being trialled, not much is known about it.

Maturity: Mid season April to June

A bitter orange from the Mediterranean region grown primarily for making marmalade. The tree is small and aromatic making it ideal for pot growing.

Maturity: January to March approximately