Pear 'Concorde'

Pear 'Concorde'This concorde pear tree is a sight to behold in springtime when it is covered in small five petalled white flowers. These delicate blooms fall to make way for the edible fruits appearing in summer and ripening in autumn. Concorde pears are luscious dessert fruits juicy with a sweet flavour. They are similar to conference pears in shape and texture and feature a yellow green, sometimes russeted, skin. Concorde pear trees produce a reliable annual crop,

nutrient-rich and weakly acidic soils

This variety has bright yellow palmate leaves which mature to green before turning yellow again in Autumn

'Williams' Bon Chrétien' is a variety with fruit as impressive as its name

making it a part of the division 4 daffodils

Prunus cerasifera 'Princess' will reach a height and spread of 3m x 3m in a 20 year period

commonly known as a variety of Moth Orchid

Brilliantly suited to the UK climate

This native tree grows well in moist and even boggy locations

'Frilly Knickers' won the Virtual Visitors Vote at the Horticultural Trades Association's Virtual New Plants Awards

The Crataegus Laevigata 'Crimson Cloud' bursts with an abundance of single

it is an extremely popular UK native hedge that displays stunningly bright green foliage in spring before showing off wonderful copper/bronze leaves in Autumn

apart from very wet or chalky areas and is also ideal for urban gardens as it is pollution tolerant