which is why they have been so widely planted here over many hundreds of years
Just the kind of flowers which are increasingly rare
Mulberry Tree - Black Mulberry (Morus nigra)
Flower of the Town apples are very attractive - bright and red flushed - and taste sweet and fragrant but with a hint of sharpness
The "Japanese pagoda tree" was brought to the UK by James Gordon in 1753 and you can still see one of the trees planted at Kew in 1760
Common Heather (Calluna vulgaris) Sizes:9cm pots (5 plants) which is why they haveCommon Heather (Calluna vulgaris) Common heather, or ling, is a small evergreen shrub, typically growing to only 20cm. It likes open sunny conditions and acid soil, which is why in the UK we so much associate it with peat bogs and heathland. It's super hardy, surviving extremes or temperature and regular burning, which explains why it's range is so big. Common heather is native to Europe, where it's found from Iceland to the Azores. Calluna is