England - midlands orchards directory

All my trees are grown organically and fruit can be purchased in season from my farm shop or from the farmer's markets I attend across the West Midlands.  more>>

Along the side of the park, near the railway line, is a strip of land that used to be allotments that belonged to British Rail and was used by railway workers. From 1997 the land was sold to a series of private owners at auction and over time the land was used to dump rubbish on and the weeds ran riot – turning the land into a tip and rat haven! Eventually local residents, with support from the Midlands Co-operative Society, raised nearly £7,000 to buy the land and restore as a community orchard.  more>>

Over 80 varieties of fruit trees, mainly apple, all trianed into espalier, stepover, fans and cordons. Showcasing new and old varieties without the use of sprays. Summer pruning demonstrations and apple tasting days-see web for dates. Garden open daily from mid April to late October. Fruit tree sales.  more>>

Come stroll through our wonderful gardens with their eye-catching herbaceous borders. Find out about our beautiful 17th century summerhouse and 18th century walled garden. Make sure you return to enjoy the fanfare of colour and perfume that each season brings.  more>>

8 acres of fruit  more>>

Wolvercote Tree Group (founded in 1993) promotes the importance of trees as guardians of our environment.  more>>