You Garden - Apricot 'Early Moorpark' Bare-Root Tree - Grow Your Own Fruit Tree in Gardens UK - Bare Root Apricot Tree for Gardens

It’s alive, main trunk is dead half way from top, as couple side ones, but does show plenty of life, getting greeny now, happy so far. Thanks P.S. it’s in 12 l pot for now. Any advice please

On arrival the tree was covered in a bloom like mould. I gave it the benefit of the doubt, seeing as the tree was dormant and decided to plant it. However now that growth has started it is clear that the root graft on this tree has failed and that the stem above the graft is as dead as you like. Underneath the graft a number of suckers have come up but they won't make a viable fruit tree. The return window has closed now unfortunately. I should have gone with my gut instinct and returned straight away - I'm now left with a useless plant. I won't use this supplier again, they dispatched a tree which was clearly substandard. I recommend others steer clear.

This arrived in a very timely manner. The packaging box it arrived in helps to protect the tree inside rather effectively. (Box approx 1x1x5 feet) The bare root wrapping looks very well done, and the over all health and condition of the trunk and branches are excellent. (Admittedly the tree is in dormancy so I am yet to see it grow, but my experience so far tells me it is of good and healthy quality.) Supplied is also a helpful set of instructions on planting and care. Very happy, will definitely be ordering more from them in the future.

Very well prepared for delivery. Budding out already! Planted in a large pot as advised

I bought a few weeks ago and planted. It has started to Bud with 1 beginnings of a flower.

My second tree from these guys. Great price, well packaged, quick delivery. I also bought a self fertilizing kiwi, alpine strawberries, and a climbing hydrangea. Am very impressed with this company

Unfortunately this tree was of such poor quality I returned it for a refund. The tree arrived on time and in a sturdy box, but it was rattling around inside. The trunk and its two branches were of a good thickness, but two pruned branches had been badly removed, leaving snarled wood that could have caused disease problems. The roots were wrapped in cling film. On unwrapping this I found the roots were almost non-existent, and the one longer root there was had been bent back inside the wrapping and had snapped. I have been planting bare root trees for seven years and this is the worst example of a bare root tree I have seen. Even if it had managed to survive, with such minimal roots for the size of tree it would take a long time to thrive. Very disappointed.

Excellent item in brilliant condition and well packaged, would use seller again