Argyrocytisus battandieri Height:Not provided An Irish heritage variety of

An Irish heritage variety of early-season dessert apple

and is well suited to container growing

needs little pruning

very reliable and a very heavy cropper – fruit must be thinned in May to prevent broken branches

hybrid tea-shaped apricot buds buds open into double flowers which open apricot

Argyrocytisus battandieri Height:Not provided An Irish heritage variety ofMoroccan Broom Also known as the pineapple broom from the scent of its flowers, Argyrocytisus battandieri is a large, semi evergreen shrub or small tree, with an upright habit when young, later more spreading. The grey green leaves are divided into three, and covered in pale, silky hairs when young. Soft yellow flowers, strongly scented of pineapple, are borne in upright, terminal racemes from June to August, and look particularly beautiful against