Drimys lanceolata Red Spice Pears Quince & Medlar A lovely tree for the

A lovely tree for the smaller garden

leathery leaves have narrow leaflets that are very deeply veined and a deep glossy green

Pyrus communis Winnal’s Longdon is a spur-bearing tree of moderate vigour and spreading habit

Hydrangea macrophylla Candy Heart Blue is a small to medium-sized

fleshy leaves emerge bronze

Drimys lanceolata Red Spice Pears Quince & Medlar A lovely tree for theMountain Pepper Previously known as Drimys aromatica Red Spice, Tasmannia lanceolata Red Spice is a large, slow growing, evergreen shrub with a dense, upright habit, deep red stems and cinnamon scented bark and leaves. The lance shaped leaves emerge copper tinted, turning a glossy, deep green, paler below. In spring, the shrub bears clusters of fragrant, pale greenish yellow flowers with narrow, twisting petals and, on the male flowers, bright yellow