The Romans and the ancient Greeks worshiped the medlar. This ancient fruit variety is still very popular in Greece, Turkey and the Middle East. The common medlar is rather a rarity in our gardens today. The easy-care and robust fruit trees are only in demand again due to the increasing interest in wild fruits.
The fruits are ripe at the end of October. They are very hard and sour without the effects of frost, but if you wait until after the frost to harvest and store the fruits for a few weeks, they become soft, slightly sour and very aromatic.
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Eriobotrya japonica, better known as the Japanese loquat is an evergreen shrub or small tree indigenous to southern China. It is planted in subtropica..
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French variety selected in the Vannes botanical garden, regular and profuse bearing.
Vigpur: strong-growing variety, easy to care for, only..
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High-yielding Dutch medlar with large fruits. Disease-resistant and easy to grow. The flowers and leaves are very decorative.
Vigour: moder..
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Unique, very high-yielding Dutch medlar with giant fruits. Disease-resistant and easy to grow.
Vigour: medium strong growing variety with c..
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High yielding variety with an interesting caramel flavor bred in England around 1850. Also suitable for commercial cultivation due to fruit quality, d..
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