'Alfred' Apricot Tree

'Alfred' Apricot TreeA compact and heavy cropping apricot variety that's specially bred for success in the UK climate Sweet and tasty apricots with a deep orange skin and flesh perfect for eating straight off the tree or using in desserts and smoothies. These are nothing like the tasteless apricots in the shops, but juicy and full of flavour Can be grown as a freestanding tree (we recommend planting in full sun next to a fence or wall) or fan trained Fruits are ready to

ideal for 'baby leaf' salads Contains: Lettuce Red salad bowl and Salad Bowl in equal quantities

which are attractive in their own right

the foliage is deeply-lobed and the branches are covered with spiny thorns (giving the tree the second part of its common name)

The petals have a scallop-like frill to them which further adds to their textural quality

The Ficus ginseng

The leaves have long been used to make baskets and carriers

A fully hardy hedge which can reach a height of approx 12m but can easily be maintained at 1-5m

this versatile plant can be grown in pots and moved indoors during the winter months to protect it from frost

which are a type of succulent

is a delicate and charming fern species with finely divided fronds

patio displays or for your cut flower garden

Blooms for four to six weeks in May and June