Medlar trees in the former Nature's World site in Acklam, Middlesbrough. (Middlesbrough Environment City via SWNS)
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The bizarre fruit, if picked and eaten when ripe, can cause diarrhea and nausea.
The 'furniture orchard' where chairs are grown on trees. (Tom Maddick via SWNS)
The process typically takes up to nine years per chair.
Alice and Gavin Munro grow their creations upside down, in a process that they say typically takes between six and nine years, before each ite…
Branches are sliced and their bark brought together so that the shape can grow as one solid form. (Tom Maddick via SWNS)
Alice and Gavin Munro's process involves training and pruning young tree branches as they grow over specially-made pieces of recycled plastic …
