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If you want to grow your own fruit tree - winter is the perfect time to start. In the winter many fruit trees are sold ‘bare root’ which is literally what it sounds like, they dig up the tree and you buy it with its roots in a bag, no soil. These trees are cheaper than potted ones and online or at a large garden centre you can find a huge variety of options. Bare roots trees have to be planted in winter when the plant is dormant - so now is the time! This pear tree has lived many lives, it was given to me as a gift about 11 years ago and went in the ground at my first allotment, when I gave up that plot I dug it up and it sat in a bucket at my parents for a while before they (thankfully) put it in that big pot - where it was very happy. Many smaller fruit trees can grow very well in pots. The main reason mine needed planting in the ground again is because at the end of my garden I rarely watered it. I don’t have a garden tap and the hose I attach to my kitchen sink didn’t reach the pot at the end of the garden. A good lesson in remembering to make looking after your garden practical and easy.  There’s lots more about growing fruit (including trees) in pots in my new book ‘Give It A Grow’ which is available to pre order now via the link in my bio.  People always ask what variety of pear this is, I was given it a very long time ago so don’t know for sure but I believe it’s a Concorde. When firm it’s perfect for poaching and putting in desserts and as it ripens (off the tree after harvesting) it is the sweetest juiciest smooth fleshed sumptuous pear in existence. A true delight.  #growfood #growfruit #pears #fruittrees
If you want to grow your own fruit tree - winter is the perfect time to start. In the winter many fruit trees are sold ‘bare root’ which is literally what it sounds like, they dig up the tree and you buy it with its roots in a bag, no soil. These trees are cheaper than potted ones and online or at a large garden centre you can find a huge variety of options. Bare roots trees have to be planted in winter when the plant is dormant - so now is the time! This pear tree has lived many lives, it was given to me as a gift about 11 years ago and went in the ground at my first allotment, when I gave up that plot I dug it up and it sat in a bucket at my parents for a while before they (thankfully) put it in that big pot - where it was very happy. Many smaller fruit trees can grow very well in pots. The main reason mine needed planting in the ground again is because at the end of my garden I rarely watered it. I don’t have a garden tap and the hose I attach to my kitchen sink didn’t reach the pot at the end of the garden. A good lesson in remembering to make looking after your garden practical and easy. There’s lots more about growing fruit (including trees) in pots in my new book ‘Give It A Grow’ which is available to pre order now via the link in my bio. People always ask what variety of pear this is, I was given it a very long time ago so don’t know for sure but I believe it’s a Concorde. When firm it’s perfect for poaching and putting in desserts and as it ripens (off the tree after harvesting) it is the sweetest juiciest smooth fleshed sumptuous pear in existence. A true delight. #growfood #growfruit #pears #fruittrees

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