'Blenheim Orange' Apple Tree

'Blenheim Orange' Apple TreeRHS Award winner. First planted in Woodstock, near Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, 1740. Cooks down to a perfect puree with real body. For best results, cook from early October onwards. For eating fresh, allow to ripen for a month or so longer to develop a sweeter flavour. Late Harvest, Oct Nov Keeps for up to 2 months. Max size H3m x W3m Despite being a naturally vigorous tree, when growing Blenheim Orange on a M26 you can restrict to a much more

cucumber-like flavour

Typically growing to 300-400 cm in height with a spread of 250-300 cm

Begonia Rex Dew Drop is a small

this will give you an older

Magnolia Star Wars is a lovely Magnolia cultivar with beautifully scented

Tomato Marmande Originally from Provence with large fruit

The plants begin to develop oval-shaped dark green leaves coupled with small white blooms during summer

This variety has dark green lobed leaves before turning to a fiery red in the Autumn

the lovely Lemon Tree flaunts shiny green leaves

but they also have a delightful fragrance

as well as smaller beds and borders

the blooms will arrive in the month of February or use the containers outdoors for fragrant points of interest along paths and patio areas