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Fruiters,Browsers & Other Practical Plants

* = Nitrogen fixer

Amelanchier Ballerina  Juneberry Shrub to 2 metres, large white blossom, attractive foliage, good autumn colour, good quality berries July. Grafted plants £8.00

Amelanchier Prince William

2.5 metre tall multi-stemmed shrub;the largest fruited of our Juneberries with good flavour and creamy flowers. Supplied as branchy bushes 30-45 cms.£8.00

 

Amelanchier canadensis Juneberry – tall shrub, attractive white blossom followed by edible black berries. Young plants £2.50

Amelanchier lamarckii Juneberry – similar to the above with a neat oval leaf, both have bronzy new foliage. £4.50

Amelanchier rotundifolia Snowy Mespilus –European erect suckering shrub, white blossom and edible blue-black berries. £3.50

Amelanchier spicata Garden Shadblow – small bushy shrub under 2 metres tall. White upright blossom and edible dark purple fruit. £3.50

Aronia melanocarpa Nero 

Chokeberry. Thornless deciduous shrub to 2 metres. Black berries grown commercially for juice. They turn black early but leave on bush as long as you can. £8.00

 

 Aronia melanocarpa Hugin

 As above but a dwarf bush to 1 metre; good autumn colour.£8.00

 

Atriplex halimus - Salt Bush

Evergreen, grey/green shrub to 1.5 metres. Edible & tasty leaves and young shoots. Good by the sea. £8.00

 

Berberis darwinii c.g.

Evergreen shrub, orange flowers May, tasty berries June/July. Trouble free, grows almost anywhere. £5.50

 

Berberis julianae Spiny evergreen hedging to 2 metres, very effective barrier plant, upright habit. £3.50

Berberis vulgaris Ancient naturalised berry plant and spiny hedger. £3.00

*Caragana arborescens

Siberian Pea Tree - Edible yellow flowers & young pods. Needs full sun & good drainage. £5.00

 

Chaenomeles x superba Japanese Quince Boule de Feu - shrub eventually to 2 metres, red blossom over a long season, numerous fruits. £6.50
Chaenomeles japonica Cido or Northern Lemon - shrub to 15 metres. Bred in Latvia specifically for the fruit preserves industry. Very high Vit.C and twice the usual pectin content. Heavy crop. Orange/red blossom. £6.00

Cornus kousa chinensis

Deciduous ornamental shrub to 2m. with edible berries joined in clusters. Large white flowers in June. £11.00.

 

Cornus mas - Cornelian Cherry

Late winter flowering large shrub, red berries used for preserves. Clips to make a hedge. £3.50

 

Cornus mas - Jolico  Much improved form of Cornel with abundant fruits 2-3 times the normal size, higher sugar and Vit.C content. Grafted bush £16.00
Cornus mas Schonbrunner Gourmet Dirndl Even higher sugar content, large pear shaped fruit. a robust variety. £18.00

Crataegus arnoldiana

Well flavoured large red fruits; beautiful small tree. On thorn rootstock. £19.00

 

Crataegus biflora

Glastonbury Thorn - famous winter & summer blooming thorn. On thorn rootstock. £19.00

 

Crataegus orientalis

Oriental Thorn - large yellow/red haws, grey/green leaves; a small handsome tree. On thorn. £19.00 

 

 Crataegus pinnatifida var. major

Big Gold Star Grown commercially Central Asia for its large red fruits. Can crop heavily in UK.

 

*Elaeagnus angustifolia

Russian Olive narrow leaved grey/green deciduous large shrub / small tree, sweet mealy fruits. £3.50

 

*Elaeagnus angustifolia caspica

Silver Russian Olive Very silvery leaves, deciduous, sweet but mealy fruit in autumn. £3.50

 

*Elaeagnus umbellata

Deciduous large shrub, fragrant flowers May/June, red speckled fruits in autumn. £3.50

 

*Elaeagnus x ebbingei

Evergreen nitrogen fixer to 2m. Small fragrant autumn flowers, fruits in spring. £3.50 & £7.00

 

*Hippophae rhamnoides -

Sea Buckthorn 40-60 cms £1.25

Native spiny shrub, acid orange berries and silver grey narrow leaves. Fruit extremely vitamin rich, Plants either female or male, plant a mix of 5:1 for good pollination.

*Hippophae improved fruiting varieties: £7.50 each; for 2 or more, any varieties, @ £7.00 each; 10+ @ £6.50.
Askola - female Fast grower to 4 or 5 m. Abundant deep orange fruit ripening late August.
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Frugana - female to 4 m. Shiny light orange berries ripening mid-August

Hergo - female Vigorous upright variety, early ripening, heavy yielding, a good commercial variety, high carotin content.

Leikora - female Broad upright shrub, heavy yield of densely packed berries, productive and ornamental. Late ripening, Sept-Oct.
Orange Energy - female Densely packed large berries ripe late September. Sturdy upright growth. Considered one of the best available.
Pollmix 1 & Pollmix 3 - males  
Sirola - female Easy picking, sweet flavour, early ripening, good garden variety.

Humulus lupulus Dwarf Hop 'Golden Tassels' Yellow leaved darf hop, slightly less vigorous than below, still iields useful hop cones £6.00

Humulus lupulus Dwarf Hop

'Prima Donna'

 

Deciduous climber, stems die back in winter. This is a dwarf form that will reach 2 to 3 metres. Produces cones that are good for brewing and medecinal uses. Shoots of new spring growth to about 50cms long can be lightly cooked as a vegetable. Raised at East Malling as part of their hop breeding project. £6.00

Lonicera caerulea edulis

Blue Velvet

Siberia spreading shrub to about 3 metres. Flowers early spring, followed by blue fruits later. £6.00

Lonicera caerulea edulis

Blueberry Honeysuckle

The basic species which can be used to improve pollination with Blue velvet. £6.00 or 1 each of this and the above for £11.00.

*Lotus corniculatus

Birdsfoot Trefoil - native grassland legume, drought resistant, mat-forming, attractive; edible flowers. £1.50

 

Lycium barbarum Big Life Berry A larger fruited form of Goji, and larger in all its parts. £5.00

Lycium barbarum

Goji Berry

Berries with high antoxidant levels. Arching shrub with pendant orange fruit. A naturalised specie in parts of the UK. £5.50 & £11.00

Mahonia x media

Oregon Grape

Lionel Fortescue - Evergreen shrub to 4 metres, usually less. Yellow fragrant flowers in winter, edible berries in spring. £4.50

Toona cedrela Flamingo

fast growing in warmer climes but slower outdoors here, medium sized tree. Edible young shoots. Variegated leaves. Fragrant flowers. £25.00.

 

Sambucus nigra BLACK LACE Stunning variety of Elder with dissected purple/black leaves, pink-centred flowers, berries just as useful as the normal type. £6.00 

Sambucus nigra Haschberg Very heavy cropping Austrian variety; 25 tonnes /hectare; ripening mid September.

 

 

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