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Cherry Trees - Amber Heart

Prunus Amber Heart Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Yellow flesh.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group C.
  • Crops in July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Bigarreau Napoleon

    Prunus Bigarreau Napoleon Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Red & Gold skin.
  • Yellow flesh.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Crops in Late July - Early August.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Celeste

    Celeste

  • Eating.
  • Self Fertile
  • Crops in Early July

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Early Rivers

    Prunus Early Rivers Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group A.
  • Crops in Early - Mid June.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Knights Early Black

    Prunus Knights Early Black Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group B.
  • Crops in Mid June.

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Kordia

    Prunus Kordia Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red.
  • Partially Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group E.
  • Crops in Early July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Lapins Cherokee

    Prunus Lapins Cherokee Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Crops in Late July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Merton Bigarreau

    Prunus Merton Bigarreau Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group C.
  • Crops in Late July.

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Merton Glory

    Prunus Merton Glory Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Red on Gold skin, pale yellow flesh.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group B.
  • Crops in Late June.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Morello

    Prunus Morello Cherry Trees

  • Cooking (sour cherry).
  • Dark red.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group F.
  • Resistant to canker.
  • Crops in August.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Penny

    Prunus Penny Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Resistant to splitting.
  • Crops in August.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Petit Noir

    Petit Noir

  • Eating.
  • Self Fertile
  • Crops in Early August

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Skeena

    Prunus Skeena Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Resistant to splitting.
  • Crops in August.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Stella

    Prunus Stella Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Crops in Late July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Summer Sun

    Prunus Summer Sun Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Frost resistant.
  • Crops in Late July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Sunburst

    Prunus Sunburst Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Crops in Late July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Sweetheart

    Prunus Sweetheart Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red.
  • Self Fertile.
  • Pollination Group D.
  • Ripens over about 2 weeks.
  • Crops in Late August.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Van

    Prunus Van Cherry Trees

  • Eating.
  • Dark red-black.
  • Self Sterile.
  • Pollination Group C.
  • Crops in Late July.
  • Bareroot Delivery: Nov-March

    • From £11.25

    Cherry Trees - Vega

    Vega

  • Eating.
  • Crops in July

    • From £2.25

    Rootstocks - Cherry

    Colt rootstocks are for grafting your own cherry trees. Colt is a semi-vigorous rootstock, used for growing bush and half-standard trees.


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