Ornamental Fruit

White flowers, red fruit

Male has yellowish curly, woolly catkins and the female produces globular orange-red fruits. A handsome shrub the bark of which is used for paper making in Japan

a large American nut bearing tree with numerous leaflets on each leaf

cerise-purple flowers

Attractive blue fruits remain on the tree in autumn when the leaves have fallen

Double red

spreading tree with small red-green flowers and inedible yellow-purple fruits on female plants

Large tree with golden fern-like foliage turning bright yellow in autumn

handsome slow growing tree with pods of seeds which were used as a substitute for coffee after roasting. Leaves pink tinted turning yellow before falling. Greenish-white flowers

Female, gold edged leaf

slow growing tree which has long been grown for its timber quality

a hardy tree with thorny branches and pale yellow orange-like fruits in maturity. Excellent in chalky areas

An excellent fruiting tree with white flowers and large clusters of deep red fruits

A rare but attractive tree more common in the Mediterranean, with fragrant lilac flowers. Bead-like fruits remain long after the leaves have fallen

aromatic tree with leathery dark green leaflets and red fruits

Semi-evergreen with flaking bark. Solitary pink flowers in spring and then large yellow egg-shaped or quince-like fruits

Fragrant small yellowish flowers in summer followed by persistent hop-like fruits

A wide spreading and suckering tree with long toothed leaflets. Greenish flowers in huge hanging catkins with winged fruits

Striking species with dark green glossy leaves, downy underneath which turn to rich red and purple in autumn. Red fruits