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Damson Trees
Merryweather Damson tree
The most well known Damson variety with slightly larger fruits than Shropshire Prune, and which have a milder flavour. Self fertile and hardy.

The fruits are larger and milder in flavour than the Shropshire Damson; self fertile and hardy. The most well known Damson variety. Tree sizes for Merryweather Damson: Pixy rootstock is dwarf and can be maintained at around 200cm's in height & width. It is an ideal choice for a smaller garden or intensive orchard and this dwarf Merryweather Damson is also suitable for growing n a 24" container. St Julien is a vigorous tree making a more traditionally orchard-sized tree of around 280-300cm's in height and spread. A heavy cropping tree, ideal for lawn, grassy areas, paddock, etc.

Merryweather Damson trees for sale The fruits are larger and milder in flavour than the Shropshire Damson; self fertile and hardy. The most well known Damson variety. Tree sizes for Merryweather Damson: Pixy rootstock is dwarf and can be maintained at around 200cm's in height & width. It is an ideal choice for a smaller garden or intensive orchard and this dwarf Merryweather Damson is also suitable for growing n a 24" container. St Julien is a vigorous tree making a more traditionally orchard-sized tree of around 280-300cm's in height and spread. A heavy cropping tree, ideal for lawn, grassy areas, paddock, etc.

Damson Trees
Shropshire Damson trees
The fruits of this very hardy variety are smaller and sharper, with the true powerful Damson flavour that has endeared over generations. Very prolific and hardy tree. Self fertile.

The fruits of this very hardy variety are smaller and sharper, with the true powerful Damson flavour that has endeared over generations. Very prolific and hardy tree. Also known as 'Prune' Damson. Self fertile. Tree sizes for Shropshire Damson: Pixy rootstock is dwarf and can be maintained at around 200cm's in height & width. It is an ideal choice for a smaller garden or intensive orchard and is also suitable for growing n a 24" container. St Julien is a vigorous tree making a more traditionally orchard-sized tree of around 280-300cm's in height and spread. A heavy cropping tree, ideal for lawn, grassy areas, paddock, etc.

Shropshire Damson tree for sale The fruits of this very hardy variety are smaller and sharper, with the true powerful Damson flavour that has endeared over generations. Very prolific and hardy tree. Also known as 'Prune' Damson. Self fertile. Tree sizes for Shropshire Damson: Pixy rootstock is dwarf and can be maintained at around 200cm's in height & width. It is an ideal choice for a smaller garden or intensive orchard and is also suitable for growing n a 24" container. St Julien is a vigorous tree making a more traditionally orchard-sized tree of around 280-300cm's in height and spread. A heavy cropping tree, ideal for lawn, grassy areas, paddock, etc.

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Damson Trees
Farleigh Damson trees
The fruits are round and almost black-blue with a greenish well flavoured flesh. Ripens mid September, heavy cropping & reliable. Partially self fertile.

The fruits are round and almost black-blue with a greenish well flavoured flesh. Ripens mid September, heavy cropping & reliable. Partially self fertile. Tree sizes for Farleigh Damson: Pixy rootstock is dwarf and can be maintained at around 200cm's in height & width. It is an ideal choice for a smaller garden or intensive orchard and is also suitable for growing n a 24" container. St Julien is a vigorous tree making a more traditionally orchard-sized tree of around 280-300cm's in height and spread. A heavy cropping tree, ideal for lawn, grassy areas, paddock, etc.

Farleigh Damson trees The fruits are round and almost black-blue with a greenish well flavoured flesh. Ripens mid September, heavy cropping & reliable. Partially self fertile. Tree sizes for Farleigh Damson: Pixy rootstock is dwarf and can be maintained at around 200cm's in height & width. It is an ideal choice for a smaller garden or intensive orchard and is also suitable for growing n a 24" container. St Julien is a vigorous tree making a more traditionally orchard-sized tree of around 280-300cm's in height and spread. A heavy cropping tree, ideal for lawn, grassy areas, paddock, etc.

Damson Trees
HOW TO GROW DAMSON TREES
First choose a rootstock because this decides how big the tree will grow. Dwarfing trees on Pixy stock are best for smaller areas but if you have an orchard then vigorous St Julien stock will be more appropriate. Damsons are very hardy and can grow well even in the North. Good fertile reasonably drained soil is best. Pruning consists of removing lower branches and shortening long leaders in late Summer.
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