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Malus

Malus 'Red Sentinel'

(Crab Apple) A very ornamental small garden tree, Malus x 'Red Sentinel' has delicate, scented white flowers in spring, and cascading clusters of deep-red fruit which last long into the winter.

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Malus

Malus 'Rosehip'

£55.00

(Crab Apple) An attractive new selection of Crab Apple, Malus 'Rosehip' has masses of white blossom in spring followed by large numbers of rounded red fruit in late summer/autumn which look very like rosehips. The flowers are popular with insects including bees. These fruit can be used in cooking or for making jams and jellies. A spectacular and easy to...

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Malus

Malus 'Sun Rival'

£55.00

(Weeping Crab Apple) A spectacular, very small, umbrella-shaped tree, Malus 'Sun Rival' has arching branches covered with masses of pale pink buds opening to white flowers in spring. In autumn, the branches are covered with masses of eye-catching bright red fruit and the leaves have orange and gold tints before they fall. The weeping habit makes Malus...

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Malus

Malus hupehensis

£55.00

(Chinese Crab apple) Native to Hupeh province in China, Malus hupehensis is a free-growing small tree covered with lightly fragrant flowers which are pink when in bud, turning white as they open in spring. These pretty flowers are popular with insects including bees and are followed in autumn by small, deep red fruit. The fruit are colourful and good for...

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Malus

Malus sieboldii

£55.00

(Toringo Crab Apple) Very rare crab apple native to the hills and mountains of Japan, Malus sieboldii has masses of flower and bright green leaves which turn bright orange or red in autumn before falling.

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Malus

Malus transitoria

BlueBell Nursery

£65.00

(Cut-leaf Crabapple) With masses of dainty white flowers in late spring, Malus transitoria is a small, spreading tree which can be found in the wild growing in thickets on the slopes or hills in east Asia and China. The pretty flowers are followed by large numbers of single, small yellow-golden fruit in autumn. In a good crisp autumn, Malus transitoria...

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Malus

Malus trilobata

£49.95

A rare, upright tree native to the eastern Mediterranean region, Malus trilobata has attractive white flowers in spring followed by green-flushed red fruit with a pleasing, pear-like taste in autumn. Limited number of young plants available this year.

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Malus

Malus tschonoskii

£55.00

(Pillar Crab Apple) Malus tschonoskii is a beautiful small tree native to the woods of Eastern Asia and Japan with a distinctive, columnar habit and delightful, white-tinged pink flowers in May.

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Malus

Malus x 'Crimson Cascade'

£65.00

(Weeping Crab Apple) Malus x purpurea 'Crimson Cascade' grows to be a fabulous weeping small apple tree with cascading branches and a display of vibrant crimson-pink flowers in Spring.

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Malus

Malus x 'Evereste'

£65.00

(Crab Apple) A handsome, popular and easy to grow, small tree with masses or pale pink and white flowers in spring followed in autumn by clusters of edible, yellow and red, long lasting fruit. This is a deciduous tree with dark green summer leaves and excellent autumn colour with the leaves turning glowing shades of orange and yellow before falling. Malus...

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Malus

Malus x 'Gorgeous'

£65.00

(Crab Apple) Grown for its blossom and fruit, Malus x 'Gorgeous' is a small tree with masses of very large flowers (up to 3cm across) which are pink in bud and open to pure white

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Malus

Malus x 'Harry Baker'

£65.00

(Crab Apple) An excellent choice of tree for edible crab apples, Malus x 'Harry Baker' is grown for its exceptionally colourful, dark pink flowers in spring and its large, ruby-red fruit in autumn.

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Malus

Malus x 'Pink Glow'

£65.00

(Crab apple) One of the best crab apples, Malus x 'Pink Glow' grows to be a small garden tree with masses of pretty white flowers in spring and large deep-pink, plum-like apples in autumn which make excellent jams and jellies!

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Melliodendron

Melliodendron xylocarpum

£75.00

Very rare in the UK, Melliodendron xylocarpum is a graceful tree native to China and has lovely, fleshy, white-flushed pink, star-shaped flowers, similar in appearance to those of a Styrax. This selection has a stronger pink flowers than typical. Plant is only available in small numbers and is very rarely listed for sale. Unfortunately all our plants have...

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Metrosideros

Metrosideros umbellata

£18.95

(Southern Rata) Metrosideros umbellata is an evergreen shrub native to New Zealand with coppery coloured young leaves which turn dark green once mature and masses of vivid scarlet flowers in summer.

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Mitraria

Mitraria coccinea

£19.95

(Chilean Mitre Flower) Mitraria coccinea is an unusual plant growing as a shrub or climber with large, bright orange-scarlet, tubular flowers throughout summer.

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Morus

Morus nigra

£35.00

(Black Mulberry) Morus nigra is a large shrub or eventually small tree which produces many delicious, dark-red fruit in mid to late summer and assumes a striking, gnarled habit once mature.

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Morus

Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry'

£35.00

(Dwarf Mulberry) New to us, Morus rotundiloba 'BonBonBerry' is a slow growing, dwarf, compact self-fertile mulberry which once established has masses of tasty fruit over a long period from early to late summer. Suitable for gardens with limited space and can also be grown in a large container!

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Myrtus

Myrceugenia ovata var. nannophylla

£35.00

(Tangerine Myrtle) An unusual evergreen shrub native to Chile which has dark green foliage and white early summer flowers, followed by reddish fruit later in in the year. Most suited to a warm, sheltered position in sun or dappled shade. Avoid planting in cold, windy areas. Can be grown well in a large container.

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Myrtus

Myrtus communis

£19.95

(Myrtle) Myrtus communis is a popular evergreen shrub native to Southern Europe and Western Asia with masses of lovely white flowers in late summer which stand out well against the dark green leaves.

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Myrtus

Myrtus communis 'Variegata'

£19.95

(Variegated Myrtle) A popular medium sized, evergreen Myrtle with aromatic, dark green leaves lined with creamy-white variegation. As with other Myrtles, this is covered with masses of white flowers in summer which are popular with insects, including bees. The colourful variegation makes Myrtus communis 'Variegata' a colourful addition to a sheltered...

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Myrtus

Myrtus communis subsp tarentina

£19.95

(Dwarf Myrtle) A slow growing, evergreen dwarf shrub with dainty, narrow dark green leaves and masses of pretty, lightly scented white flowers in late summer followed by attractive white berries. Myrtus communis subsp tarentina is suitable for even the smallest of gardens and can also be grown very well in a large container or pot.

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Nandina

Nandina domestica 'Lemon & Lime'

£22.95

(Heavenly Bamboo) A slow growing, evergreen shrub with charming acid yellow young laves in Spring and early summer which turn shades of light to dark green later on in summer. Established plants develop clusters of dainty white flowers in summer. Superb in sun or some shade and grows very well in a large container.

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Nandina

Nandina domestica 'Magical Sunrise'

£22.95

(Heavenly Bamboo) New to us, this is a handsome compact, semi-evergreen shrub with deeply divided coppery-pink young leaves which gradually turn to dark green in summer.

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