Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Grandiflora' Autumn Perhaps not the prettiest of

Perhaps not the prettiest of trees planted as a single specimen

being striped green and white in the juvenile stage

It does well on any soil as long as it's free draining

turning maroon in summer (can have green tints in very hot locations) then taking on a brilliant scarlet before falling

Pick in October while fruit is still firm and store until November before eating

Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Grandiflora' Autumn Perhaps not the prettiest ofThe paperbush, with its attractive papery, cinnamon coloured bark, is a remarkable plant. In winter to early spring the tips of the branches reveal silky, hair covered inflorescences bearing clusters of fragrant, yellow flowers. 'Grandiflora' impresses with larger flowers, leaves and stouter stems. Not for the very cold or frosty gardens. Max 1. 5m x 1. 5m; H4