Stock

Ornamental and fruit trees

At Craigmore Trees based in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, we stock a wide range of ornamental trees and fruit trees suitable for the smallest garden up to the largest parkland. Speak to a member of our staff to discuss your needs or for a free estimate.

– Deep crimson purple leaves
– Leaves with broad creamy white margins
– Italian Alder. Fast growing tree with shiny green leaves. Excellent for damp soil
– Attractive small tree with finely cut leaves. Good for damp areas
– Snowy mespilus. Abundant white flowers in spring
– Himalayan birch. Striking white bark
– River birch. Flaking red orange bark. Good for wet soil
– Silver birch
– Purple leaf birch with similar bark and habit to Betula Pendula
– Weeping birch. Small tree
– Upright hornbeam. Neat columnar growth habit
– Orange red berries. Glossy green leaves. Weeping habit
– Profuse large red berries
– Abundant brilliant red berries on hanging branches
– Double scarlet flowers
– Green beech
– Copper beech
– Maidenhair Tree. Medium to large tree. Stunning autumn colour
– Beautiful large tree. Stunning crimson autumn colour
– Fast growing tree, distinctive lobed leaves. Tulip shaped yellow green flowers
– Abundant white flowers from red buds. Orange fruits
– Large crops of yellow fruit lasting long into winter
– Pink white flowers, glossy orange red fruits
– White flowers in spring followed by red fruits. Popular for jelly
– Large clusters of deep red fruit remaining well into January
– Purple leaved crab. White flowers followed by copious small, dark red fruits
– Purple plum. Purple red foliage. Abundant pink flowers
– Drooping branches wreathed with double deep pink flowers
– Large double purple-pink flowers
– Small tree producing a mass of rich pink flowers in early spring. Good autumn colour
– Small tree with delicate pale pink spring flowers. Unfolding new leaves a rich bronze
– Table top cherry. Very large semi-double white flowers
– A narrow upright small tree. Profuse white flowers. Good autumn colour
– Semi-double blush-pink flowers appearing throughout the winter
– Willow leaved pear. Small tree. Silver willow-like leaves
– Evergreen Oak. A very impressive large tree. Really good for screening all year round
– English oak
– Weeping willow
– White Beam. Silvery grey leaves
– White Beam. Upright tree. Large glossy silvery green leaves
– A new variety of Sorbus. Compact columnar habit. Yellow berries
– Upright form with profuse bright red berries
– Gleaming white berries remaining long after leaves have fallen
– Small tree of upright habit, with deeply cut fern-like leaves. Good autumn colour
– Medium sized tree. Green leaves with silver underside. Orange berries in autumn
– Fiery autumn colour. Creamy yellow berries
– Abundant pink berries, blue green leaves
– Upright growth habit. Orange red berries. Good for the small garden
– Clusters of rose red berries turning pink to white flushed rose
– Small leaved lime. Sweetly scented tiny white flower

– The best cooking apple. Strong grower
– The original Cox. Deep cream flesh and sweet aromatic flavour
– Early variety. Bright red, crisp and juicy fruit
– Very heavy crops of good quality sweet, crisp and juicy fruit
– Crisp and juicy. Excellent flavour and reliable cropper
– Sweet juicy apples. Good for eating and cider
– Similar to Cox. Sweet and aromatic
– Deep scarlet skin and red stained flesh. Intense fruity strawberry flavour
– Very reliable cropper with intense flavour
– Reliable cropper. Large green juicy fruit. Self – fertile
– A very reliable variety with yellow russet fruit
– Early cropping variety. Large sweet yellow fruit
– Early cropper with medium reddish – purple fruit
– The most popular plum with high quality and quantity yields

– Co Cork 1890 dessert. Banana-like taste
– N. Ireland 1800 cooking. Firm dry white flesh
– Co Louth 1890 dessert. Sweet strawberry taste
– Co Kilkenny/Offaly 1900 cooking. Crimson fruit with white flesh
– Co Sligo 1950 dessert. Intense sweet sharp rich flavour
– Co Cavan 1930 dessert. Large, firm flesh, sweet
– Co Donegal dessert. Crisp juicy white flesh
– Co Sligo 1950 dessert. Small yellow red fruit, slightly perfumed
– Co Armagh 1837 early dual purpose apple. Sharp juicy flesh
– Co Kilkenny 1802 dessert. Rich fruity sweet taste
– Co Offaly & Monaghan 1851. Savoury soft flesh
– Co Meath 1902 dessert. Rich aromatic sweet flavour
– 1820 dessert. Small high quality late keeper
– Co Sligo late 1500s dessert. Sweet almost scented taste