Cordon Cherry Tree

Cordon Cherry TreeIndustrial scale orchards are hardly a realistic ambition for most gardeners, but with cordon fruit trees you can still get good yields of your favourite fruit from just a limited space. Cordon cherries comprise a columnar main trunk with short, lateral fruit bearing spurs, resulting in a much narrower fruit tree than normal Stella deservedly boasts the Royal Horticultural Societys Award of Garden Merit and produces brilliant sweet cherries that are

tough and featuring enormous variety

Perfect for the fronts of beds

this assortment of spring flowering bulbs can be used to create a striking display in beds

Highly attractive to pollinating insects like bees and providing a valuable food source to birds through the fruits

With their fondness for soil that doesn't dry out and partial shade

Camellia flowers come in many forms

The trough's wood has been treated with an oil-based preservative wihle the bolts are made from galvanised zinc

perfect for both eating fresh and using in baking and cooking

‘Bramley’s Seedling’ is widely regarded as the nation’s favourite cooking apple

5 Tulip Double Sunlover bulbs 11-12

this tough shrub will grow well in the British climate

Working wonderfully both as a wildlife hedge and a standalone border plant