Ian Sturrock and Sons - Rare Welsh Fruit Tree Specialists (Apples, Pears, Damsons, Plums)

Welsh Fruit Trees

All our trees are rare heritage Welsh varieties from across the whole of Wales.

Disease Resistant

Our varieties are all disease resistant in the Welsh climate - and similar harsh conditions.

Wide Selection

We stock 50+ Welsh apples, pears, plums, damsons, cherries, grapes, and more.

40+ Years Experience

We have been growing rare heritage fruit trees and reaching out to the local community.

Continued Personal Advice

Feel free to give us a call before and after your purchase for advice.

Buy 6 Get 1 Free!

You MUST email us at iansturrockandsons@gmail.com after your order to confirm, and we will pick a tree that we think suits your selection.

Seeds & Cuttings

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- Bardsey Island Apple
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- Denbigh Plum (1785)
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- Abergwyngregyn Damson (Llanfairfechan)
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- Snowdon Queen Pear (Llanberis)

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- Cariad Cherry (Caernarfon)
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- Welsh Bluebell (Pack of 100 Seeds)
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- Glynllifon Grape (Llandwrog)
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- Trwyn Mochyn (1600s, Anglesey)

Reintroducing Welsh Fruit Trees

Based in Bangor North Wales, we have been successfully reintroducing rare heritage Welsh fruit trees for the last 40 years. After decades of searching, researching and trials, we have developed a collection of native Welsh fruit trees that will succeed in our unique location.

Reaching Out To The Local Community

We have given countless workshops and courses, and planted thousands of fruit trees across schools, community orchards, and more. Learn about how to grow, prune and care for your fruit trees with our FREE video guides!

40+ Years Experience

Having grown fruit trees for decades, the Welsh revival started in 1998 with our discovery of the Bardsey Island Apple, which led to a massive resurgence of interest in rare, heritage Welsh varieties.

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