Medlar (Mespilus germanica) Seeds

In Medieval Europe medlar was cultivated for its brown fruits, which were harvested after the first frost once rotting had set in and usually used in making jams and alcoholic drinks. It can be grown either as a lonely shrub or grafted onto hawthorn.
20 Seeds

Growing instructions
Hardy tree growing to 10m. Prefers a moist well-drained soil and sunny position or partial shade. Sow in a "cold frame" in summer. Seeds usually germinate in late winter of the same or next year.