Cydonia oblonga 'Champion' Hedging turning dark green as they

turning dark green as they mature before eventually turning vivid oranges and reds in the autumn

then phasing to rich yellow in autumn

Attractive white flower spikes can be encouraged to appear in spring with careful timing of pruning

The wood is very strong and often used for handles and walking sticks

valued primarily for its large glossy green leaves which have contrasting russet undersides

Cydonia oblonga 'Champion' Hedging turning dark green as theyA highly productive, grafted variety forming a semi dwarfed tree reaching roughly 3m in height. Attractive blush white flowers in spring, followed by large pear shaped, fragrant yellow fruits which can be used for jams or jellies. Handsome green ovate leaves, soft grey felted beneath, turning yellow in autumn. H5