About Us
Rare Apple and Pear Trees Yorkshire, England, UK
Rare Cold Hardy , Redfleshed , Cider ,Dessert Apples and Pears For Sale Bareroot PLus Asian Pears
We’re Garden People
We founded Rarefruittrees in 2010 to serve the Demand and garden needs of Rare unusual Fruit not seen in the Supermarkets.
We graft, grow and sell apple and Pear, trees for sale direct from the farm.
We specifically specialise in heritage varieties which are low maintenance and well suited to the Northern Pennines climate.
Our trees are grown in a wildlife rich environment without use of chemicals, This means the grow quickly into a more natural form that is easier to harvest. They are not pump with Fertilisers to look pretty like the garden centres trees then flop the year after in Real conditions these trees might only be 2ft tall to start with but once established naturally will grow away for a long health life. we only Graft 5 of each so preorder is the How we sell they normally sell out By September.
Redfleshed
Red-fleshed apples are more healthier than white-fleshed ones. This is because anthocyanins (the plant antioxidants that give apple flesh and skin its colour) are present in large amounts in red-fleshed apples. Have more Anti Cancer Fighting Agents
Apples are healthy anyway (they are high in vitamins and antioxidants and are associated with reduced risk of some diseases), but it’s possible that red-fleshed apples will be even healthier. This is because they contain higher levels of anthocyanins, the compounds that make their skin and flesh red, than white-fleshed apples.
Canadian Extreme Cold Hardy APPLE Collection
This Canadian cold APPLE COLLECTION.
It is essential to choose an apple tree adapted to Canada's Qubec climate. This will Guarantee that these will be suitable for Northern Europe Scandinavian and Scottish Climates. Also ideal for mountainous regions Frost Pockets and Boggy areas Cold-hardy apple trees are the key to success in the North. Planting and growing is easier when you choose the right tree. The right apple tree for Canada is cold-hardy and disease resistant. They are Bred, and all survived the winter test of -47° Celsiu