Dan Neuteboom, the author of all the material on this website, provides tailored advice on care, renovation and pruning of fruit trees, for gardeners, remotely, or with an on-site visit for locations in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex. If you have changed your location, and you want to plant an area of trees or a small orchard, we can help you avoid the common pitfalls and optimize your investment. Some reader opinions are visible on our customer comments page.
Just send a message by email (enquiries@realenglishfruit.co.uk) or using our web contact form, and Dan will provide an estimate for the solution. Payment by bank transfer or cheque. Please send a few photos of the site and the fruit trees concerned.
For projects involving new trees to be planted, we work with a few selected top-quality nurseries, and so once the varieties and numbers of trees have been defined, we can put you in contact with the appropriate fruit tree supplier.
Below we list some of the questions that Dan often receives:
- what to do with old fruit trees, and how to renovate them
- how to shape fruit trees, espalier, cordon, stepover etc.
- how to use fruit trees in new building and garden projects, to create borders, or to hide parts of the view.
- trees and architecture. How can I soften the impact of my business unit on an industrial estate by training fruit trees along the wall?
- planning a new garden orchard, site assessment, drainage, spring frosts, hail, wind damage, drought
- planning a new garden orchard, selection of the most suitable varieties
- how to create a wild flower area in the garden
- planting fruit trees in order to stop possible housing developments
- trees, schools and children. Which fruit trees are best for kids’ education, and how do you plant them?
- trees and animals. Which fruit trees are suitable for deer and other animals, for feeding them in the open spaces in my forests?
- planting fruit trees for environmental benefits
- planting fruit trees for tax deductibility
- why and how to perform winter pruning and summer pruning
- fruit storage and marketing
Just ask Dan for any advice you need about fruit trees in your garden.