Mespilus 'Nottingham'

Mespilus 'Nottingham'Mespilus germanica Nottingham is a late season deciduous tree with large leaves which colour well in Autumn and white flowers followed by edible fruits. Nottingham Medlar trees are commonly flat topped with a spreading, almost weeping habit. Between mid October and early November, the fruit should part easily from the branches and are ready to be picked and stored for several weeks until the flesh turns brown and soft, the flavour of this fruit is not

which comes between May and October

and lower branches drooping picturesquely and decorating your garden as the tree reaches its maturity

Dissimilar from other cone-bearing trees it loses its leaves each year

then opting for a grape vine like 'Exalta' is a great way to go

'Okamé' trees are valued all year round for their vibrant display of colours and stunning structure

Rosa rugosa Alba is commonly known as 'White Ramanus Rose' it is an extremely popular UK native hedge that displays vibrant bright green foliage with bright white flowers with yellow centres

ovate foliage is lightly mottled with purplish-brown colourations

are considered as large garden shrubs or smaller garden trees

the egg-shaped alder cones appear from September

A hardy little tree

it is much hardier when planted in the ground

In March - April