Multi-stemMalus ‘Evereste’
White blossom from pink buds, then orange-red fruit that hangs on into winter. The best crab apple for jelly.
Hugely versatile trees. Their low, branching habit looks completely at home in a natural, relaxed landscape — and grown as a specimen, a good multi-stem will happily be the centrepiece of a garden.
Prices include VAT. Every one of these is grown and photographed at our Bampton nursery.
Multi-stemWhite blossom from pink buds, then orange-red fruit that hangs on into winter. The best crab apple for jelly.
Autumn colourPurple, red and orange in autumn, flaking bark in winter and red flowers on bare stems in early spring.
Wet groundShaggy pinkish-orange peeling bark, and the birch to choose for damp ground and heavy clay.
WildlifeWhite spring blossom, edible red-to-purple berries and orange-red autumn colour on an easy small tree.
EvergreenEvergreen and sculptural — dense glossy cover at head height for year-round privacy.
White stemsOne of the whitest-stemmed birches — brilliant bark peeling to pale orange, golden in autumn.
BlossomBrilliant white April blossom on a narrow, columnar tree — then marmalade and crimson in autumn.
Winter interestSemi-double white flowers from November to March, when nothing else in the garden is out.
Multi-stems are living, individual plants — no two are quite the same. Ask us if you are planning a scheme and we will tell you what is looking best right now.
Tell us your soil, aspect and what you’re trying to achieve, and we’ll tell you honestly what will thrive — and what won’t. Free click & collect from Bampton.
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