…Waters’ Mespilus germanica overladen with ripe fruits. The stakes can hardly hold it upright with this much weight. The fruits are larger than any I have seen before. Mespilus germanica…

…Mespilus germanica Mespilus germanica Crataegus combyi with its first fruits here. I cannot find this in the reference books so far but we have two decent plants. Crataegus combyi Crataegus…

…germanica. Mespilus germanica Mespilus germanica Tilia mexicana – planted 2011. Tilia mexicana Magnolia ‘Peaches and Cream’ – a few late flowers. Magnolia ‘Peaches and Cream’ Sorbus thompsonii with attractive silvery-purple…

…begin to eat these but believe they are best turned into jam? Mespilus germanica Mespilus germanica Magnolia ‘Sweet Sixteen’ has a single seed pod. Magnolia ‘Sweet Sixteen’ Magnolia ‘Sweet Sixteen’…

…in the early 1990s. Hydrangea ‘Hobella’ Hydrangea ‘Hobella’ 2015 – CHW Decided to look further in Kennel Close with more time:Mespilus germanica (2011 planting) now has lots of fruit. Mespilus…

…crop of fruit which is not yet ripe. The tree is putting on secondary new growth after the rain. Mespilus germanica Mespilus germanica 2015 – CHW Outside the front gates…

…the bank above the house are starting to put on a secondary set of new growth. Magnolia ‘Caerhays Splendour’ The Mespilus germanica ‘Nottingham’ planted by The Worshipful Company of Fruiterers…