'Kingston Black' Apple Tree

'Kingston Black' Apple TreeA small, dark apple known as the best vintage cider apple you can grow. Originating from the West Country, it's now highly prized by heritage and small batch cider makers and sometimes known as Taunton Black Bittersharp flavour for excellent cider Late season harvest in October to early November RHS Plants for Pollinators winner MM106 Rootstock Max size H4m x W4m Rootstocks restrict the size of a tree to make it more suited for an average gardenMORE

A very hardy species which can adapt to even poor water conditions

They are best suited in small gardens

fig and ornamental willow trees

Camassia needs time to allow the foliage to die down and restore energy to the bulb before being mowed or cut

First grown all the way back in 1875

golden yellow petals form the background for the central part of the bloom which is a whirling mix of curvy petaloids interspersed with shorter

forming rosettes up to 15cm long

Impressive yields of large redcurrants

Cordon trained - Max size H2m x W1m (Perfect for growing in a pot

Towards the base are narrow

A genus of great diversity grown for their highly decorative and ornamental flower heads

colourful foliage provides year-round interest