'Sultane' Almond Tree | Prunus dulcis Citrus × paradisi which should be no problem

which should be no problem for the maple

If you’re never sure what colour mixes look great in baskets and containers

Another point to note in placement is - avoiding any contact with direct sunlight as that will damage the unique leaves of this Rex Begonia

Pale yellow catkins appear on the bare twigs from late winter into spring

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'Sultane' Almond Tree | Prunus dulcis Citrus × paradisi which should be no problemA lovely old heritage variety of almond introduced to the UK in the 18th century Produces high quality sweet almonds in soft shells Covered in delicate pink blossom in spring Harvest from late September Self fertile you only need one tree for a good crop Grow in full sun on a south or west facing wall, or in a greenhouse or conservatory Grows to 4 x 4m but can be pruned to fit any size of garden Almonds can be eaten straight from the tree or used in