Flanders Giant Medlar Large fruits for eating or cooking. Handsome foliage turns to copper in the autumn, pure white flowers in spring. Full Details
Nottingham Medlar Small, semi-weeping, flat topped tree. Eat russet fruits when fully ripe. Large white flowers, large hairy leaves. Full Details
Royal Medlar Smaller than Nottingham, better flavoured and is one of the few to be taken seriously for fresh eating. Self fertile. Full Details
Westerveld Medlar A semi dwarf medlar. Hardy and disease resistant. Delicious medlars for eating raw, making jam, cheese and jelly. Full Details