Vitis Vinifera Gnarled Grape Vine - Cane - 190-200cm, 5lt Fruit Trees and wall-side borders in informal

and wall-side borders in informal

Pittosporum ‘Tom Thumb’ is easily grown in fertile

it remains a valued specimen for those interested in heritage fruits and traditional gardening practices

Corylus avellana is widely grown for commercial nut production

Cotoneaster 'Rothschildianus' grows well in any kind of soil

Vitis Vinifera Gnarled Grape Vine - Cane - 190-200cm, 5lt Fruit Trees and wall-side borders in informalVitis Vinifera Gnarled Grape Vine is a deciduous, woody, tendril, climbing grape vine with attractive gnarled trunk, deeply lobed, toothed, bright green leaves, panicles of tiny greenish flowers, and purple clusters of edible grapes. This species has many cultivars selected either for fruits or ornamental qualities. Vitis Vinifera Gnarled Grape Vine prefers fertile, deep, loamy, slightly alkaline, well drained soils, but can tolerate sand or clay if