Black Mulberry- King James (Chelsea) Form:Bush - Pot Grown Also a good pollinator for

Also a good pollinator for many other cherries

A cross between Blenheim Orange and Newton Wonder

Pot grown fans are in 12L pots and approx 1m x 1m

A culinary apple that holds its shape when cooked

Black Mulberry- King James (Chelsea) Form:Bush - Pot Grown Also a good pollinator forKing James mulberry (also known as Chelsea) is derived from a tree that existed in the 17th century, in a garden in Swan Walk, which became the Chelsea Physic Garden, during the time of King James I. During the 1939 45 war the last remaining tree was about to be grubbed to make way for an air shelter when cuttings were taken and this variety has survived ever since in the trees of this name. It makes an attractive tree with large juicy berries with