Chelsea (King James I)
Small, wide spreading tree. Producing large and succulent fruit and crops early in life. A history back to King James 1st.
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Trees of great character that become gnarled and picturesque with age. Eventually they fall over but continue to survive. They have large, broad, heart shaped leaves turning butter yellow in the autumn. The delicious fruit have a sharp and intense flavour.
Small, wide spreading tree. Producing large and succulent fruit and crops early in life. A history back to King James 1st.
Full Details>Fruit is 2-3 times the size of regular mulberries and just as juicy and delicious!
Full Details>A large fruiting form derived from an old tree in Jerusalem.
Full Details>A good large black fruit, self fertile. Ripening earlier than Chelsea.
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