Grown in the heart of East Sussex

Cordon

A narrow tree form which is a convenient to grow against a wall or fence or to even create an arch. This system could also be used to create a hedge or partition in the garden. Cordons are pruned hard each summer creating fruiting spurs. This gives a high yielding crop in a small space, an ideal opportunity to plant several varieties giving you eating, cooking, early and late varieties. May even be planted in diagonal formation for great visual effect.

Cordons with wire trellis

Cordons with free standing wire trellis

Cordons trained against a fence panels

Cordons trained against a fence panels

Available – see fruit varieties for details

Apple

Bramley
Christmas Pippin
Discovery
Herefordshire Russet
James Grieve
Limelight
Red Fafstaff
Tickled Pink

Pear

Concorde
Invincible