Lime Tree Trachycarpus fortunei Malus x floribunda combines all

Malus x floribunda combines all of this to form an eye-pleasing garden tree

give it a liquid fertiliser feed to maintain good progression

It makes a striking feature tree with its distinctive changing pallet of foliage colours

The delicate blossom lasts through April and May before falling to make way for the pears to grow

The notion for the common name ‘Judas Tree’ is that of the myth that Judas Iscriot hung himself from this tree after his betrayal of Jesus Christ

Lime Tree Trachycarpus fortunei Malus x floribunda combines allA Lime tree is a wonderful addition to any garden or outdoor space in the UK. These evergreen trees are easy to grow and require full sun exposure and well drained soil with a pH between 5. 5 and 6. 5. They are also sensitive to frost and require protection in colder climates. Lime trees are native to Southeast Asia but can be cultivated in the UK's warm temperate and subtropical regions. They are often used as ornamental plants in gardens and