fruit tree

Sketch of Pear blossom and leaves of Pyrus communis completed in pencil, tonal and line drawing

Sheet of Perry Pear sketches Pyrus communis completed in pencil

Pencil drawing of Pear and leaves Pyrus communis showing two fruit and a few leaves

Pear leaf Pyrus communis, tonal study in graphite pencil

Pear fruit Pyrus communis leaves tonal study showing typical growth pattern

Drawing of Pear blossom Pyrus communis.  Pencil line drawing.

‌Line drawing of Pear blossom Pyrus communis showing tip of branch, blossom and leaves

Blossom of Pear Pyrus communis tonal study.  Graphite sketch.

Tonal study of pear blossom showing flowers and leaves, sketchbook piece.

Three pear blossom flowers. Pencil botanical illustration.

Study of Pear leaves and flower Pyrus communis, cut to white.

Apple with leaf attached to stalk.  Another half apple sits in front of the main apple.

Mulberry Morus nigra berries and leaf, colour on pen and ink drawing

Cherry tree showing typical growth form and habit

Cherry fruit and toothed leaves

Cherry Prunus avium pen and ink botanical illustration.

Crab apple Malus sylvestris pen and ink illustration

Planting a fruit tree and providing it with suitable support

Chart showing the estimated eventual full grown height of trees with different sized root stock in cases of fruit tree, presented as an illustrated chart with the original size of the root stock and the final probable size shown in paler form

Example of a fruit tree grown into a dwarf pyramid pattern

Example of a fruit tree grown into a step over or low espalier type or pattern

Examples of four different patterns of fruit tree trained growth type including espalier, step over espalier, dwarf pyramid, and a small standard. Apple trees.

Example of a fruit tree grown into a bush pattern, in this case an apple