Sweet Cherry Hedging | Prunus avium

Sweet Cherry Hedging | Prunus aviumA deciduous native hedge with flowers, autumn colour and serious bird appeal Bright green toothed leaves with clusters of flowers emerging from red buds in spring. Bitter red cherries appear in July and will quickly be stripped by grateful birds before the leaves take on their spectacular autumn colours A fully hardy plant which will reach a height of approx 5m but can easily be maintained at 1 5m Best grown in a sunny sheltered spot for the best

A beautiful

creating a great contrast against the white trunk

alongside their hairy texture

In midsummer

The alder cones appear from September and decorate the tree throughout the winter

from which the plant receives two of its common names

including salads and sauces

with an ultimate height of 2m and spread of 1m

Create a prairie wildflower meadow aesthetic

Trails and twists around an arbour seat or sunny wall

path edges and much more - plant near your garden seating area to fully appreciate the fragrance

'Blackberry Fool'