Description
the eye-catching roses have a light scent and will be the envy of your neighbours all summer long
however it does sprout white flowers during the Summer which are followed by small gum nuts
Colonising species that will naturalise over time
the bark becomes fissured and develops character
October Glory is a fully hardy tree that thrives best in fertile
Pear 'Beth' Fagus sylvatica the eye-catching roses have aPear Beth is hardy, fast growing fruit tree that stays fairly compact, perfect for gardens with limited space. In Spring, the plant produces an abundance of small white flowers, followed by masses of small, yellow green pears. The fruits have a very sweet flavour and are ready to harvest in August. This tree will thrive best in full sun. Plant in a plot of moist, fertile, well drained soil, any soil type will do. Pear Beth are very easy to grow,