Malus 'Fruitilicious'

Malus 'Fruitilicious'Here is an improved form of Malus robusta, the Fruitilicious. It is a small tree or large shrub that has large white flowers with hints of pink that open in late April May. In autumn, its bright flowers are followed by deep orange apples, the largest of all Malus crab apples. Now you know why it is fruitilicious! This Malus variety comes from Norfolk with multi season interest. Its single white flowers are real attention in spring and summer. They

lime or dry soils

Feather-like inner petals or standard are pale blue and whisper in the wind like butterfly wings

lollipop stem

Glory of the Snow ‘Blue Giant’ will add some much-needed colour to the springtime and can be forced indoors in pots or containers

With its glossy

'Lord Lambourne' is an RHS award-winning variety with real heritage

Gladiolus Italicus is a ambitious growing plant and tolerant of a variety of soil types and has been found in a variety of conditions including grassy meadows and rocky hillsides

even if the spring weather doesn’t quite meet expectations

The juvenile leaves of the Eucalyptus gunnii are a stronger blue than the more mature leaves

Dwarf Irises are inclined to naturalise areas and are clump-forming

You will be rewarded with a fresh growth of scarlet branches and your tree will remain smaller

narrow petals of reddish purples with grey-green centres or ovum