'Sultane' Almond Tree | Prunus dulcis

'Sultane' Almond Tree | Prunus dulcisA lovely old heritage variety of almond introduced to the UK in the 18th century Produces high quality sweet almonds in soft shells Covered in delicate pink blossom in spring Harvest from late September Self fertile you only need one tree for a good crop Grow in full sun on a south or west facing wall, or in a greenhouse or conservatory Grows to 4 x 4m but can be pruned to fit any size of garden Almonds can be eaten straight from the tree or used in

this tree is the perfect specimen or feature tree for the heart of your lawn or the focal point for one of your flower beds

Some of the twigs weep downwards adding to the unusual effect

enabling him to grab the branch and get back to shore safely

mid-green foliage

with tightly packed are borne on strong stems

In late summer

Excellent value for money mix in wide range of colours

with daisy-like flowers

Alnus grows at around 1-2 feet per year and will eventually get to 2-5 metres in height if left alone

The Malus Domestica ‘Scrumptious ®’ was introduced in 1980 by Hugh Erman in Kent

full-flavoured leaves

which can be done my spraying