| Magnolia |
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| Mahoberis aquisargentii |
A most unusual intergeneric hybrid of Mahonia and Berberis. It makes a medium sized dense evergreen shrub of upright habit. It has varying shaped leaves, some with 2cm long spines, all dark green and shiny. Black berries follow pale yellow flowers. |
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| Mahonia |
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| Malus - Crab Apple |
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| Melaleuca gibbosa |
An Australasian shrub of wiry habit and closely related to Callistemon, stumpy short purple co;oured bottlebrush flowers in July |
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| Melia azedarach |
The 'Bead Tree' makes a small tree and needs a warm sheltered spot to produce its intriguing necklases of small yellow bead like fruits. Attractive pinnate foliage and perfumed lilac coloured flowers |
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Melianthus major
Honeybush |
The Honeybush is a wonderful half hardy evergreen shrub. In sheltered areas it is a lovley sight with its glaucous pinnate leaves and crimson-brown tubular flowers in terminal spikes. |
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| Mitraria coccinea Clarkes Form |
A low spreading evergreen, height 2-3ft, width 3-4ft. Bright orange-red tubular flowers in late spring & summer. Grow in partial shade and avoid chalky soils. |
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Morus alba
White Mulberry |
Introduced into this country from China about 1596, heart shaped leaves with white turning to red sweet edible fruits. Makes a small to medium sized tree of distinctive appearance. |
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Morus alba Pendula
Weeping White Mulberry |
Weeping White Mulberry. Small tree with a cascade of long straight branches producing a almost skirt like appearance. A most effective small tree where space is limited. |
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Morus nigra
Black Mulberry |
The Black Mulberry is a fairly small tree with heart shaped leaves with a downy underside. The edible fruits are a very deep red, almost black. Makes a very fine specimen tree. |
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| Myrtus |
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