All grown at my tree nursery - Apples, Apricots, Plums, Malus, Prunus & Sorbus

Mail Order Tree Nursery - Leominster, Herefordshire, England click here for contact details

You are here at the Introduction page click to go to the best selling Apple Trees click to go to traditional Apple Trees click to go to all other Fruit Trees - Pear, Medlar, Quince, Peach, Apricot, Cherry, Plum, Damson & Gage click to go to Ornamental Trees 1 of 3 - Malus (Flowering Crab Apples)& Sorbus (Mountain Ash varieties) click to go to Ornamental Trees 2 of 3 - Prunus (ex Flowering Cherries), Pyrus, Cotoneaster, Cytisus & Laburnum
click to go to Ornamental Trees 3 of 3 - Flowering Cherries, Crataegus, Betula, Robinia, Salix & Amelanchier click to go to the Pricelist & Discounts page click to go to Rootstock Guide and Planting info' click to go to Pruning and Tree Aftercare tips click to take a look at some of my other wildlife & countryside themed photos click to buy trees

In support of fellow lefthanders!Updated 3rd September  "I hope you like the new website layout. The order form (click 'Order Trees') is now much easier for you to use and includes a complete variety list below the form"

Apple 'Scrumptious' find in Apples1 - The best sellersNearly ready 'Scrumptious' Leave for flavour to develop.  

Sometimes I hear "We love apples but our garden is too small for apple trees". Click here click here for my top selling apple trees to choose a favourite variety that  I've grafted onto very dwarfing M.27 or dwarfing M.26 rootstock. 

Order and reserve your trees in September, and there's no need to pay until October.

Happy Tree Planting!       Paul Jasper

Paul Jasper (hiding behind sunglasses!) checking over new rootstocks!     Introduction... A little about my nursery, but if you're in a rush to see some trees, click on the yellow links at the top and bottom of each page to see my large selection of fruit trees and ornamental trees.

I have built a firm reputation over thirty years, for growing some of the best fruit trees and ornamental trees, and all of the trees on this website come directly from my nursery to your garden or orchard. I also grow for a number of high quality 'select' garden centres and consequently the nursery has regular plant health inspections by Defra. It's an added guarantee that you are buying the healthiest trees from the nursery that grows them. Click here for a note about Growing Fruit Trees Organically

     My trees can be found in locations from the BBC's Gardeners' World garden, Hampton Court, Queenswood Arboretum, Newby Hall, Hanbury Hall & National Trust properties, schools, environmentally friendly cemeteries and orchards, to many other formal, and less formal, public and private gardens and orchards around our beautiful country.

     Fruit trees offer one of the healthiest and best long term investments, but ornamental trees offer something special too. Every variety has its own distinct characteristics, and each gives its own individual commentary on the year, from the moment the buds break, leaves unfurl and flowers open to yield fruit and berries. Fruit trees and ornamental trees provide privacy, shelter and peaceful shade. They can block unwelcome views, reduce traffic noise, feed us, feed the birds too and then dazzle us with spectacular autumn colour ....Quite simply trees are life enhancing.

     Ordering...Choose which fruit trees and/or ornamental trees you would like to buy then click on the 'Order Trees' link at the top of each page. This will open the order form for you to place your order. I will then reserve your trees and email you my confirmation & invoice. Then just check it through and follow the payment details on the invoice. Your trees will be reserved safely.   Order and reserve your trees in September and there's no need to pay until October   Larger orders attract generous discounts shown at the bottom of the 'Prices' page.

fast, efficient, courteous delivery of your treesDelivery Your trees are delivered either by my own transport or by my favoured carrier, quoting the lowest price possible depending on your location. Collection from the nursery office is also possible by prearrangement.

Apple'Jupiter' in flower

Pollination It's a much written about, sometimes overcomplicated subject. Rather than confuse with too much information on my website I would rather let you choose your preferred varieties and then let me advise if any problems are evident after ordering.                  

     Delivering trees from November to April  Your nursery grown fruit and ornamental trees are lifted and delivered bare-rooted (not in a container) as soon as the leaves fall in November and continues right through to the following spring. This is the traditional and the best way to plant trees. They will establish themselves more quickly straight from the nursery than container grown trees. The healthy, unrestricted root systems soon settle in and need little or no watering. It's better for them, better for you, and better for the environment too.click to email a question (use 'order trees' button to buy)

I hope you enjoy browsing my website and will recommend it to other tree lovers. If you have a free moment, click the 'Other Photos' link.  I enjoy photography and this allows me the opportunity to show you some of my wildlife & countryside themed photos. Paul Jasper.

"Paul loves apple trees and insists that he sells each and every tree as a potential 100  year old providing generations with fruit" (Monty Don)

More kind words from satisfied customers  >  click for more testimonials from happy customers

Selection of larger 3 and 4 year trees >  click to see my range of larger specimen trees

Van courier service > click to find out about my van courier service

The page border is Sorbus 'Joseph Rock'. The links below are peel/skin of Apple 'Greensleeves'

You are here at the Introduction page click to go to the best selling Apple Trees click to go to traditional Apple Trees click to go to all other Fruit Trees - Pear, Medlar, Quince, Peach, Apricot, Cherry, Plum, Damson & Gage click to go to Ornamental Trees 1 of 3 - Malus (Flowering Crab Apples)& Sorbus (Mountain Ash varieties) click to go to Ornamental Trees 2 of 3 - Prunus (ex Flowering Cherries), Pyrus, Cotoneaster, Cytisus & Laburnum
click to go to Ornamental Trees 3 of 3 - Flowering Cherries, Crataegus, Betula, Robinia, Salix & Amelanchier click to go to the Pricelist & Discounts page click to go to Rootstock Guide and Planting info' click to go to Pruning and Tree Aftercare tips click to take a look at some of my other wildlife & countryside themed photos click to buy trees