Self Fertile Fruit Trees

Self pollinating fruit trees make for an easy way to enjoy the most succulent freshly picked fruit. Many varieties of fruit trees require a pollination partner, where a different variety of the same fruit species is used to cross-pollinate a tree in order to produce fruit, with both partners having to bloom at the same time and sometimes even requiring a little helping hand with pollination. But as you probably suspect, our self fertile fruits require no intervention or cross-pollination to produce a good-sized crop. In essence, they can offer the easiest and most straightforward way to grow your own fruit at home.

Here at Victoriana, we go to the trouble of selecting each and every one of our dwarf fruit trees and self pollinating fruit trees, making sure that each self fertile tree we sell satisfies two main criteria - excellent tasting flavoursome fruits, and good growing performance. Many of our self pollinating trees' blossom - plentiful from the likes of our apple, cherry damson, apricot, pear and plum trees - also provides lots of nectar for bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects, so will always be a welcome addition by all to any garden or allotment.

If you're squeezed for space, but would still like to enjoy growing your own fruit at home, then the good news is that all of our self pollinating fruit trees and dwarf fruit trees are suitable for growing in pots and containers. We supply our trees as bare root during the dormant season and pot grown during the late Spring and Summer.

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