Medlar 'OSU 9-20' (Mespilus germanica) Bromeliad and California in the coastal

and California in the coastal mountains and west slopes of the Sierra Nevadas

the late New Zealand horticulturist Ken Nobbs

indirect light

strawberry colored flesh

and delectable and complex

Medlar 'OSU 9-20' (Mespilus germanica) Bromeliad and California in the coastalProlific crops of chocolate brown fruits on an attractive and compact habit. Medlar grows to be a small, 8 to 10 foot tall tree with striking, long, tropical looking foliage, large white flowers forming at branch tips, and abundant, brown 2 inch diameter unique fruit. Medlar fruit is eaten when soft ripe, when it has the texture and taste of spiced applesauce. Medlar likes half day to full sun and well drained soil, is self fertile and is hardy to