Fruit Plants & Trees

Discover our unique collection of Japanese fruit plants and trees, perfect for gardeners looking to grow unusual, delicious, and ornamental fruit varieties at home. From hardy berry plants to compact fruiting trees and rare shrubs, these Japanese fruit varieties combine exceptional flavour with year-round garden interest. For citrus trees, please see here.

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Japanese Wineberry Plant in a green pot with a label displaying the vibrant wineberry fruit and foliage, isolated on a white background—a distinctive berry plant ideal for growing as an ornamental fruit bush in your garden.
Japanese Wineberry Plant
£12.00
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A young Honeyberry Plant - Giants Heart with green leaves grows in a rectangular pot, labeled with an image of the nutrient-rich fruit, prized for its antioxidant benefits.
Honeyberry Plant - Giant's Heart
£13.00
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The Honeyberry Plant - Blue Treasure features lush green leaves and a tag with details and an image of ripe haskap berries—an ideal addition for UK gardeners.
Honeyberry Plant - Blue Treasure
£13.00
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The Honeyberry Plant Twin Set: Giant's Heart & Blue Treasure features two leafy plants in black pots with labels, ideal for brightening UK gardens or as a unique Christmas gift.
Honeyberry Plant Twin Set: Giant's Heart & Blue Treasure
£24.00
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Three young Japanese Plum Yew Trees (Cephalotaxus harringtonii) with slender, pointed leaves in black plastic containers, displayed against a plain white background.
Japanese Plum Yew Tree (Cephalotaxus harringtonii)
From £11.20 £14.00
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A Japanese Medlar Tree (Eriobotrya japonica) with lush leaves grows in a small black plastic pot against a plain white background, promising future edible fruits.
Japanese Medlar Tree (Eriobotrya japonica)
£14.00 £20.00
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A young Date Plum Persimmon Tree (Diospyros lotus) with green leaves grows in a small black pot against a white background—an ideal hardy fruit tree for the UK climate.
Date Plum Persimmon Tree (Diospyros lotus)
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A small potted Japanese Raisin Tree (Hovenia dulcis) with a thin stem and green leaves, set against a plain white background. This hardy deciduous tree is valued for its attractive foliage.
Japanese Raisin Tree (Hovenia dulcis)
£9.60 £12.00
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A young Japanese Hardy Banana Plant (Musa basjoo) with broad green leaves grows in a small black pot, isolated on white—ideal for bringing tropical vibes to your home or garden.
Japanese Hardy Banana Plant (Musa basjoo)
£13.99
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Potted Honeyberry Plant - Blue Banana with multiple green stems and leaves, featuring an image of dark blue berries—perfect for adding fruit production to your garden.
Honeyberry Plant - Blue Banana
£13.00
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A Honeyberry Plant - Aurora with green leaves in a rectangular green pot, labeled with images of its sweet-tasting berries.
Honeyberry Plant - Aurora
£13.00
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The Honeyberry Plant Twin Set: Aurora & Blue Banana features two potted plants with tags showing images of ripe berries, displayed against a plain white background.
Honeyberry Plant Twin Set: Aurora & Blue Banana
£24.00
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Unique Japanese Fruits for UK Gardens

Our range includes carefully selected Japanese fruit trees and plants suitable for UK growing conditions, offering both beauty and productivity. They can be planted in borders, containers, patios, or conservatories, these varieties bring distinctive flavours and striking foliage to any garden.

Why Grow Japanese Fruit Plants?

Japanese fruit plants offer a combination of ornamental beauty, unusual flavours, and compact growth, making them ideal for modern gardens. Many varieties grow well in containers, small gardens, patios, or conservatories, allowing gardeners to enjoy homegrown fruit even in limited spaces.

Perfect for Small Gardens and Containers

Many of these Japanese fruit trees and shrubs are naturally compact or slow growing, making them excellent choices for urban gardens, patios, balconies, and courtyard planting. With attractive foliage, seasonal flowers, and edible fruits, they provide year-round interest.

If you're looking for yuzu trees or other Japanese citrus trees, please see our collection here.

Explore our collection of Japanese fruit plants and trees and bring something truly distinctive to your garden with these flavourful and ornamental varieties.

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