100% Welsh Fruit Trees
All our trees are rare heritage Welsh varieties from across the whole of Wales.
60+ Years Experience
We have been growing heritage fruit trees and reaching out to the local community.
Personal Advice
Give us a call before or after your purchase for advice, and check out our video guides!
Wide Selection
We stock 50+ Welsh apples, pears, plums, damsons, cherries, grapes, and more.
Disease Resistant
Ideal for growing organically in the Welsh climate - and similar harsh conditions.
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Cox Cymraeg (Bangor)
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Glan Sevin (Llangadog)
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Machen (Caerphilly)
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"Welsh to the Core!"
Ian Sturrock and Sons is the largest fruit tree nursery in Wales. Based in Bangor, we have led the resurgence in Welsh fruit tree cultivation.
We restore historic Welsh varieties and identifying unique new ones from across the country.
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 and researching, we have developed a collection of native Welsh fruit trees that will succeed in our unique location.
Reaching Out To The Local Community
We run workshops, courses and consultations across the whole of Wales. We have planted thousands of fruit trees across schools, community orchards and local spaces. Learn about how to grow and care for your fruit trees with our FREE video guides!
Preserving Welsh Heritage
Supermarkets only stock a tiny selection of generic fruit varieties. Without our help, fascinating local varieties, with their unique flavours and characteristics, will be lost to time. Our mission is to save Welsh fruit trees from extinction, and preserve an important part of our history.
60+ Years Experience
Having grown fruit trees for decades in Bangor, the Welsh revival started in 1998 with our discovery of the Bardsey Island Apple. This led to a massive resurgence of interest in rare, heritage Welsh varieties.
A Family Business
Passing down knowledge and experience from one generation to the next, Ian is assisted by his two sons Sion (and his partner Elley) and Jo, as well as members of the local community.
