Frank P Matthews Medlar Nottingham Quince A Rootstock Semi Dwarfing Tree

An attractive small, self-fertile tree, flat topped, with a spreading semi-weeping habit The flowers are large and pure white and the large leathery leaves turn a lovely russet-copper colour in autumn The small russet fruits can be eaten when fully ripe and have great flavour ...An attractive small, self-fertile tree, flat topped, with a spreading semi-weeping habit The flowers are large and pure white and the large leathery leaves turn a lovely russet-copper colour in autumn The small russet fruits can be eaten when fully ripe and have great flavour. Best eaten with wine, port and cheese, or made into excellent jelly Ideal for a sunny garden border with well-drained soil This tree is grafted onto Quince A rootstock meaning its 'semi-vigorous' making it ideal for either small or large gardens.