Wild Cherry Bare Root Hedge

Wild Cherry Bare Root HedgePrunus avium, also commonly known as Wild Cherry, is a popular hedge shrub considered to be one of the most ornamental hedge species. This versatile hedge shrub is perfect for inclusion in hedging schemes, or it can be allowed to grow as a hedgerow tree. The new leaves and masses of white flowers appear at the same time in spring followed by small, red wild cherries in summer. The green foliage turns yellow and red in autumn before falling off. The

some mesh netting or a fruit cage can easily help protect your plant

flowers and fruits in one package

Both the petals and cup have a wrinkled-like appearance that adds to this variety’s overall beauty

these panicles are pink and purple

nutrient-rich soil that is not too dry

Awarded the RHS's Award of Garden Merit

Simply plant and wait for your crops to be ready for picking

Quail is a division 7

blush-pink flowers appear

Pink Double is a trailing begonia that produces masses of unusually-shaped

The Sorbus ‘Copper Kettle’ is a deciduous tree more commonly known as the Copper Kettle Rowan Tree

this impressive cultivar really is a must-have for any small- to medium-sized garden