Wild cherry F.12.1 – vigorous – 8-12m (25-40ft) Different Styles Espaliers – Apples & PearsĪpples (use M26 or MM106) & Pears (Quince A best for most varieties) space 3.6-5m (12-15ft) apart or into a similar sized gap.
Gisela 5 – semi dwarfing – 3-4m (10-14ft) Pyrus communis – vigorous – 10m+ (35’+) Cherries:
Prunus spinosa WUR S766 – a new semi dwarfing rootstock, up to two thirds the vigour of St. If planting closer the trees may start to merge in future years. The following distances should serve as a guide. Allow for access when the trees have grown and good air circulation. Planting distances between trees should not be too small. When selecting the site make allowances for the future growth of the trees. The ideal soil for fruit trees is a well-drained loam that is slightly acid. Shelter warms the site improving pollination, growth and fruit production. Good light ensures good growth and ripening of fruit. Growing fruit trees successfully requires an open situation with plenty of light, shelter from prevailing winds and a freely draining soil.
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