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Columnar Fruit Trees DUO-V Mini
A modern solution for small gardens and intensive cultivation. Minimal space, maximum yield.
- Columnar apple trees
- Columnar pear trees
- Columnar cherry trees
- Columnar plum trees
Professional production and distribution of nursery stock on the fertile soils of the Lublin region. Export to Europe.
Multi-generational nursery tradition in the heart of the Lublin region
The farm has been producing on the fertile soils of the Lublin region in Puławy County. My parents propagated rose shrubs, which found domestic and foreign customers. Export was something exceptional, appreciated by recipients.
I expanded production to other sectors, which I successfully continue, finding new customers in countries such as: Germany, the Netherlands, Great Britain, Lithuania, Norway, Slovakia, Ukraine.
Our customers include Polish orchardists, garden centres, wholesalers and garden shops across Poland. We constantly adapt our production and product range to the needs of the markets we carefully observe.
The quality of our plants and your satisfaction are our priority
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A modern solution for small gardens and intensive cultivation. Minimal space, maximum yield.
Traditional one-year and two-year trees of the highest quality. Available with bare roots or in containers.
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Varieties resistant to scab and powdery mildew, recommended for organic cultivation without chemical protection.
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A return to proven, long-lived varieties. Natural, healthy, ecological solutions for the discerning.
Wide selection of fruit and ornamental shrubs in bush and standard forms from multi-generational production.
High-quality rootstocks for grafting fruit trees, guaranteeing healthy growth and abundant yields.
Proven varieties adapted to Polish climatic conditions
Rootstocks: Quince S1, Caucasian Pear
Rootstocks: Antypka, Mazzard Cherry, COLT
Rootstocks: Myrobalan
Everything you want to know about our fruit trees
DUO-V Mini columnar trees are modern varieties with a compact, columnar habit. They reach a height of 2-2.5 m with a width of only 50-80 cm. They are ideal for small gardens, container cultivation on terraces, and intensive orchards. They are characterised by early fruiting and high yield per unit area.
The optimal time for planting bare-root fruit trees is early spring (March-April) and autumn (October-November), before the frosts arrive. Container-grown trees can be planted throughout the growing season, from spring to autumn.
Columnar trees require minimal pruning – simply remove side shoots that stick out from the leader. Leave the main shoot uncut. Perform pruning in early spring, before vegetation begins.
Yes, we deliver trees and shrubs throughout Poland via trusted courier companies. Trees are carefully secured during transport. Personal collection from our nursery in Końskowola is also possible.
For small gardens, we recommend dwarf rootstocks: for apples – M9 or P14, for pears – Quince S1, for cherries – COLT. They provide weak growth, early fruiting, and facilitate care and harvesting.
All our trees come from our own certified production. We offer healthy nursery stock, free from diseases and pests. We provide a guarantee for the quality and correct labelling of varieties.
Helpful definitions for beginner and advanced orchardists
The part of the plant (root system and lower part of the trunk) onto which a scion is grafted. The rootstock affects growth vigour, frost and disease resistance, and the fruiting time of the tree.
The upper part grafted onto the rootstock, which determines the characteristics of the fruit (taste, size, colour, ripening time). It is the scion that provides the desired fruit qualities.
A variety of fruit tree with a specific, compact habit – it grows upward, forming a column, with minimal lateral spread. It takes up very little space while bearing abundant fruit.
A tree obtained by grafting using a single bud (budding). This is one of the most common methods of propagating fruit trees.
Fruit tree varieties bred with natural resistance to apple scab – the most dangerous fungal disease. Growing such trees does not require anti-scab spraying, which is particularly valuable in organic orchards.
A plant sold without a root ball, with exposed roots. This form requires planting during the vegetative dormancy period (spring or autumn).
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