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Description

Pterostyrax hispidaEpaulette Tree From the far east, Pterostyrax hispida is a large, spreading, bushy shrub or often multi stemmed tree with a broad, open crown and peeling, aromatic, grey bark. The leaves are ovate and tapered, 8 20cm long, and a fresh, bright green. Long, dangling, clusters of fragrant, fluffy, white flowers are borne in June and July, and are followed by small, ribbed, light brown fruits covered with bristly hairs. The epaulette tree, named for the

5m Spread: 10-15’/3-4

the blooms are rarely damaged by late frosts

Also known as Yellow Egg

Uses: Eating and cooking apple

with a medium-strong

Bred in America in the early 20th century

will tolerate some shade when young

An attractive dessert pear-tree from spring to autumn

followed by slightly flattened black berries in autumn

but keep away from patio surfaces or warm walls

Uses: As a pollinator

compact form of this acid-loving species