2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery
2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery
2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery
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CORNUS MAS · Cornelian Cherry · Cornaceae<br />
Excellent shrub with masses of bright yellow flowers in late winter, followed by dark ruby red berries. These are eaten across Europe<br />
and into Asia. Similar to cranberries. These plants are from Georgian seed.<br />
CRATAEGUS PINNATIFIDA VAR. MAJOR · Chinese Hawthorn · Rosaceae<br />
Almost thornless hardy ornamental hawthorn with dark green leaves, producing a stunning crop of crabapple-size bright red fruits (25mm).<br />
Eaten in China cooked or raw. Ht 6m.<br />
DACRYCARPUS DACRYDIOIDES · Kahikatea · Podocarpaceae<br />
Slow growing evergreen podocarp from New Zealand, with fine bronzy foliage. Hardy here, even-through the last three winters.<br />
DAPHNE TANGUTICA RETUSA GROUP AGM · Daphne · Thymelaeaceae<br />
Compact slow-growing evergreen shrub to 75cm. Deliciously scented clusters of rose-purple flowers in May and June.<br />
DECAISNEA FARGESII · Blue Sausage Tree · Lardizabalaceae<br />
Tall deciduous shrub with broadly pinnate leaves and racemes of lime green flowers. Followed by dramatic bright blue bean pods.<br />
Pod containing a sweet edible flesh. Damaged by late frosts. China.<br />
ELAEOCARPUS SYLVESTRIS VAR. ELLIPTICUS · Elaeocarpus · Elaeaocarpaceae<br />
Tree to 10m with oblanceolate evergreen shiny leaves, and racemes of greeny-white flowers. Followed by black olive-like fruit in autumn.<br />
Our collection from Cheju, S Korea. Scarce.<br />
EUONYMUS EUROPAEUS ‘RED CASCADE’ AGM · Spindle · Celastraceae<br />
Selected floriferous form of the native spindle. Branches often pendulous under the weight of the bright rose-pink fruits and<br />
orange seeds. Sun or part-shade.<br />
FRAXINUS ORNUS AGM · Manna Ash · Oleaceae<br />
Medium sized tree to 15m, with pinnate dark green glossy leaves, and dense panicles of white flowers in late spring.<br />
Source of ‘manna’ - a sweet exudate used a sugar-free sweetener.<br />
GLEDITSIA CASPICA · Persian Honey Locust · Fabacae<br />
Medium sized tree to 12m from the Caucasus. Pinnate leaves with racemes of greenish flowers followed by 20cm long dark brown pods.<br />
Trunk covered in branched spines.<br />
GLEDITSIA KORAIENSIS · Korean Honey Locust · Fabacae<br />
Large tree to 20m from Korea. Pinnate leaves with greenish flowers in June. Pods ripen from October to December.<br />
The flesh inside the pods is edible. Used medicinally.<br />
GREVILLEA ALPINA ‘OLYMPIC FLAME’ · Grevillea · Proteaceae<br />
Evergreen compact hardy grevillea to 1.6m. Needle-like leaves and racemes of pink-red and cream flowers. Long flowering.<br />
Sheltered position away from cold winds.<br />
HIPPOPHAE RHAMNOIDES AGM · Sea Buckthorn · Elaeagnaceae<br />
Native deciduous shrub with silver leaves and bright orange berries. Berries eaten raw or cooked. Rich in Vitamin C and A. Dioecious.<br />
Tolerates marine exposure. Ht 2.5m.<br />
HOLODISCUS DISCOLOR · Ocean Spray · Rosaceae<br />
Fast growing deciduous shrub with small lobbed leaves and cascades of scented white flowers. Seeds edible and medicinal.<br />
Sun or part-shade. Ht 3m.<br />
HOMALOCLADIUM PLATYCLADUM · Tapeworm Plant, Ribbon Plant · Polygonaceae<br />
Evergreen shrub from the Solomon Islands with flat leafless stems that resemble tapeworms. Grown for its unique habit. Frost protection. Ht 1m.<br />
HOVENIA DULCIS · Japanese Raisin tree · Rhamnaceae<br />
A deciduous glossy-leaved tree growing to 10m. Hardy to Zone 6. Producing sweet fruit with the texture of raisins. Scented white flowers.<br />
HYDRANGEA ARBORESCENS ‘ANNABELLE’ AGM · Hydrangea · Hydrangeaceae<br />
A stunning deciduous white hydrangea for sun or part-shade, producing huge white flowerheads from July till October.<br />
Makes a good low hedge. Ht 2.5m. Sp 2.5m. Acid or alkali soils.<br />
HYDRANGEA ARBORESCENS SUBSP. DISCOLOR · Silver-leaf Hydrangea · Hydrangeaceae<br />
A rare deciduous hydrangea with white flat, lace-cap flowerheads and green obtuse leaves. Sun or part-shade. USA.<br />
HYDRANGEA PANICULATA ‘LIMELIGHT’ (PBR) AGM · Hydrangea · Hydrangeaceae<br />
A spectacular upright deciduous hydrangea with conical, self-supporting, lime-green flowerheads from August. Bred by Pieter Zwinenburg<br />
in 1990. Ht 2m. Sp 2m.<br />
HYPERICUM REVOLUTUM · Curry Bush · Hypericaceae<br />
A rarely offered large shrub with small evergreen leaves and masses of small deep yellow flowers with red buds.<br />
Our collection at 3000m from Simien Mountains in Ethiopia. Ht 3m. Ethiopia.<br />
ILLICIUM FLORIDANUM · Florida Anise · Schisandraceae<br />
An evergreen shrub to 2m. Hardy to Zone 7. Covered in spring with deep maroon flowers and followed by hard star-shaped seed pods.<br />
Edibility uncertain. Ht 2.2m. Sp 1.8m. USA.<br />
ITEA VIRGINICA ‘HENRY’S GARNET’ · Virginia Sweetspire · Iteaceae<br />
Arching shrub which produces masses of slender racemes of white flowers in July, followed by dramatic red autumn colouration.<br />
Leaves held well into December. Full sun or part-shade. Ht 1.5-1.8m.<br />
KALOPANAX SEPTEMLOBUS · Prickly Castor Oil Tree · Araliaceae<br />
Attractive slow-growing spiny stemmed tree to 25m, with green palmate leaves and small clusters of white flowers. Edible leaves. Korea. Japan.<br />
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