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Fuji Cherry 'Kojo No Mai'

A popular Fuji Cherry with an RHS Award of Garden Merit, grown for its stunning early spring display of white flowers with hints of pink. Unlike many ornamental cherries, Prunus 'Kojo No Mai' is a compact, rounded shrub, ideal for small and low-maintenance gardens. Fuji Cherries are easy to grow and…  More Info

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Prunus nipponica 'Brilliant'

The Japanese Alpine Cherry is a deciduous shrub or small tree that is covered in very pale pink, almost white flowers in spring. Prunus nipponica 'Brilliant' is very hardy and makes an excellent specimen plant in for small to medium gardens, its leaves emerge a rusty brown colour and slowly change…  More Info

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Plum 'Gypsy' (Mirabelle)

Plum 'Gypsy' is a reliable modern cultivar originating from the Ukraine. It produces heavy crops of dark red cherry plums with rich, juicy and notably sweet orange flesh. One of the best for eating fresh but suitable for cooking too. The dazzling, white spring blossom is an additional bonus.*…  More Info

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Patio Fruit Tree Collection

…but small enough to grow on your balcony or patio. This collection of Dwarf Fruit Trees includes delicious eating apples, pears, cherries or plums that you can pick fresh from the tree as nature intended. These trees produce large fruits on a dwarf stem making them easy to look after and absolutely…  More Info

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Cherry 'Sylvia' (Mini Fruit Tree)

Delicate spring cherry blossom followed by a mass of delicious fruit in July! Specially bred dwarf variety, producing a mass of juicy cherries on stems reaching only 1m (3' 3) tall; just perfect for the patio! Supplied pot grown, 30-40cm (12-16) in height. Ceramic pot not supplied. Useful links: How…  More Info

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Cherry 'Stella'

…and easy to grow; Stella remains the most popular dessert cherry. White cherry blossom appear in spring followed by an abundant crop of large, dark-red, sweet fruit in late July. You can expect upwards of 5kg (11lbs) of cherries per tree, saving you money compared to paying supermarket prices.…  More Info

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Cherry 'Morello'

Cherry ?Morello? is the best known of the cooking cherries, with very juicy dark red fruits for making pies, jams, wine or cherry brandy. The fruits are sharply acidic when fresh, but cook to a deep, rich cherry flavour. This sour cherry is particularly hardy and grows well in northern parts of the…  More Info

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Cherry 'Sunburst'

…sweet fruit in late July. Self fertile and easy to grow; Sunburst is a popular dessert cherry. Initially growing with an upright habit, it will gradually spread as it matures. Height: 4m if left unpruned but can easily be maintained to just 275cm (9'). Useful links: How to plant trees and shrubs  More Info

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Cornus mas 'Kazanlak'

…fruits than the standard Cornelian Cherry and makes both an attractive ornamental tree and a productive one. ‘Kazanlak’ bears bright red, pear-shaped fruits, 8-9g each. The fruits have a fragrant sweet-sour taste, not dissimilar to Morello Cherries, and are rich in vitamin C. They are…  More Info

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Cherry Duo Family Tree

…different varieties of cherry on one tree! Grafted onto a colt rootstock, Cherry Duo Family Tree is perfect for small gardens. Two varieties are grafted onto one stem to create the perfect partnership which will pollinate each other to produce good crop yields. Duo Cherry combines two dessert…  More Info

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Fruit Tree Orchard Collection

…Crisp and juicy, without being hard. This variety stores particularly well. Height: 3m (9').* Cherry Stella - Self fertile and easy to grow; Stella remains the most popular dessert cherry. White cherry blossom appears in spring followed by an abundant crop of large, dark-red, sweet fruit in late…  More Info

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Prunus 'Umineko'

…leaves flame orange, red and purple. Prunus ‘Umineko’ comes with a distinguished pedigree as it was raised by the famous cherry breeder, Collingwood 'Cherry' Ingram, in the 1920s. This outstanding variety has been recognized with an RHS Award of Garden Merit. Maximum height: 9m (27ft)…  More Info

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Wild Cherry (Hedging)

Wild Cherry is a great option for creating a hedge that offers seasonal interest. In spring the hedge becomes full of white blossom, followed by lush green foliage and red cherries in summer. In autumn the leaves change to shades of red and yellow. The hedging is suitable for the perimeters of large…  More Info

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Cherry 'Stella'

Self fertile and easy to grow; Stella remains the most popular dessert cherry. White cherry blossom appear in spring followed by an abundant crop of large, dark-red, sweet fruit in late July. Initially growing with an upright habit, it will gradually spread as it matures. Height: 4m if left unpruned…  More Info

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Malus 'Wintergold'

…a bright blue winter sky. Malus 'Wintergold' is a broadly rounded deciduous tree that copes with all soil types and tolerates heavy clay much better than flowering cherries. Crab apples are one of the best small trees for bringing a long season of interest to smaller gardens. Featuring spring…  More Info

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Cherry 'Wonder Tree Sunburst' (Patio Cherry)

…trees includes the very best fruit tree varieties, carefully selected for their flavour, disease resistance, hardiness and ease of cultivation. ?Wonder Tree Sunburst? is an exceptional variety. The first self-fertile, sweet black cherry, you can enjoy heavy crops of large, round, juicy cherries…  More Info

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Cherry 'Bigarreau Napolean'

Known as a ?white cherry? due to the pale colour of the flesh, Cherry ?Bigarreau Napolean? bears large, yellow fruit which becomes blushed with red in the sun. The fruit is firm and well-flavoured with a sweet/sharp tangy taste, different to the sugary dark red cherries. Cherries don?t store for…  More Info

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Cherry 'Sylvia Column'

Mid/Late Season Enjoy fresh sweet cherries picked from your patio! Cherry 'Sylvia Column' is a dwarf cherry that bears few side branches, growing into a narrow column that fits into the tightest of spaces. It is ideal for container growing on a patio, terrace, balcony or courtyard. It works equally…  More Info

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Favourite Fruit Tree Collection

A collection of three fruit trees that will supply you with fresh produce for years and years to come, with a Bramley apple, Cherry 'Stella' and Victoria Plum, you will have the best selection of fruit to bake with, eat fresh from the tree or even make preserves with. Perfect for growing in patio…  More Info

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Prunus 'Pandora'

An RHS award-winning flowering cherry, Prunus ‘Pandora’ is a rewarding small tree offering multiple seasons of interest throughout the year. ‘Pandora’ forms an elegant columnar to vase-shaped tree. In early spring, bare, ascending branches carry masses of dark pink buds that…  More Info

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Prunus yedoensis

…floriferous of all flowering cherries, Prunus yedoensis puts on a spectacular spring show. This oriental beauty extends tiers of slender branches massed with voluminous clouds of white to pale pink flowers that sparkle in the spring sunshine. Popular as a street tree in Japan, it makes a stunning…  More Info

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Prunus maackii 'Amber Beauty'

…of winter, it brightens the garden landscape with its shimmering, smooth, copper bark that peels off in papery strips. This outstanding small tree continues to reward throughout every season with racemes of fragrant, fluffy white blossom in April followed by small black fruits that are attractive…  More Info

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Prunus mume 'Beni-Chidori'

One of the most popular of early spring flowering trees, well deserving of its RHS Award of Garden Merit. This Japanese ornamental apricot makes a gorgeous small tree, bursting into a flurry of blossom much earlier than Japanese cherries and remaining compact enough for small spaces and even large…  More Info

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Malus 'Red Jewel'

…for insects and birds. The fruit can also be used to make crab apple jelly. These adaptable trees are suited to all soil types. They make excellent pollination-partners for fruiting apple trees. Trees are self-fertile but fruit production is best with another crab apple cultivar. Height and spread:…  More Info

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Malus toringo 'Scarlett'

…Forming a small, spreading tree with arching branches Malus toringo, ‘Scarlett’ copes with all soil types and tolerates heavy clay much better than flowering cherries. It has been honoured with an RHS Award of Garden Merit. Crab apples are one of the best small trees for bringing a long…  More Info

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