Populus tremula | Aspen - 100-140cm - 3lt Medlar but can be pruned to

but can be pruned to maintain its high and spread

It retains this beautiful and attractive colour throughout spring and summer

The fruit ripens in late August or early September and is typically ready for harvest in mid to late September

With regular pruning

Populus tremula | Aspen - 100-140cm - 3lt Medlar but can be pruned toPopulus tremula, commonly known as the trembling aspen or quaking aspen, is a deciduous tree native to various regions across the Northern Hemisphere, including the United Kingdom. It belongs to the genus Populus and is renowned for its distinctive quivering leaves, which flutter in even the slightest breeze, giving rise to its evocative common names. The trembling aspen typically reaches heights of 20 to 25 meters, although some specimens can grow