'Serbian Gold' Quince Tree Features_Wildlife Benefactor this plant was known as

this plant was known as Devil's Spoons and was thought to be a cure for rabies

this flowering dogwood tree is a real showstopper

and tolerates most soil types

Your Venus fly trap will thrive in a humid position that benefits from full sun or partial shade

The leaves grow in clusters of incised lobes right through to Autumn

'Serbian Gold' Quince Tree Features_Wildlife Benefactor this plant was known asA prolific variety from Serbia, also known as Leschovach. The fruits are greenish yellow and slightly apple shaped with a rich and aromatic flavour. The flesh turns rose pink when cooked Prefers milder areas of the country and will perform best if sheltered, ideally against a south facing wall RHS Award of Garden Merit winner Harvest from September onwards Max size H4m x W4m Quince A Rootstock Self Fertile Pollination Group 2 A compact tree with oval