Mespilus germanica Architectural broad-headed tree

broad-headed tree

slightly weeping crown it's very suitable for small gardens

which persist well into the winter after the leaves have fallen

One of the few magnolias which grows well as a single-trunked tree

the nearly black branches amplifying this dark hue

Mespilus germanica Architectural broad-headed treeThis deciduous shrub or tree, originally from south east Europe and west Asia, is primarily grown for its fruit. Leaves are dark green and ovate, which turn a spectacular red in autumn. Typical white, Rosaceae flower in late spring followed by fruit in autumn. Edible after being softened by frost. Self fertile. Very hardy. Deep rooting.