Zanthoxylum simulans Shade Tolerant of most soils and

Tolerant of most soils and wind resistant

Requires a sheltered location and acidic to neutral

fragrant yellow fruits which can be used for jams or jellies

It takes its name from holm

Introduced from Japan in 1879 this tree offers many exciting characteristics

Zanthoxylum simulans Shade Tolerant of most soils andAn almost Jurassic looking tree with stout, large prickles covering the trunks of mature specimens. Sprays of white flowers in late spring to early summer are followed by bright red fruits which crack open, revealing glossy black seeds. Attractive ash like foliage with good yellow autumn colours. Leaves, bark and fruit are all aromatic. H6