Fruit Tree Size Chart

Use our Fruit Tree Size Chart to find out the mature sizes of our fruit trees. The final height of a fruit tree is determined by the rootstock it is grafted onto. Our trees are available in 5 sizes, choose the best size of tree for your garden using our Fruit Tree Rootstock Guide.

  

If you're looking to plant a native tree in your garden then check out our UK tree size chart here instead.

 

Fruit Tree Size Chart
FRUIT TREE TYPES	VERY DWARFING Patio Tubs Confined Spaces Step - over	DWARFING Bush Cordon Fan	SEMI DWARFING Bush Cordon Fan/Espalier	MODERATE Bush Half Standard Fan / Espalier	VIGORUS Bush Half Standard Standard
SUITABLE FOR	Patios & Small Gardens +	Small to Medium  Gardens +		Medium to Large  Gardens
ROOTSTOCK CODES	M27	M9	M26, Pixy, Gisela 5, Quince C	MM106, St Julian A, Quince A	M25, MM111

 

Best Spot for Growing Fruit Trees

We recommend planting fruit trees in a south facing position. Sheltered gardens with south facing walls will also help your fruit tree to flourish (walls tend to retain the warmth after sunny days which helps fruit trees to grow stronger). Don't worry if you aren't sure if the garden or patio is south facing. Use Google Maps to find the garden and to find out if the garden faces a southerly direction.