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Bird Cherry trees (Prunus Padus)

Bare root stock available Oct-April or PRE ORDER NOW and reserve Bird cherry trees are native to Britain and look stunning in late spring when they are covered with masses of white almond scented fragrant blossom. An important tree for wildlife as well as ornamental value. It's a wild cherry with clusters of glossy-black berried fruits that only the birds will eat , in fact loved by them. Beautiful highly fragrant white blossom in May. Can be trimmed to the same height as other species in a mixed native hedge or can be grown as a tree. They have erect racemes until fertilized by bees then spreading or pendulous. Bird cherry is a shrubby woodland edge tree, although it is often planted as an ornamental tree for smaller gardens and is often used in hedging as an infill tree.  It is wind firm, pliant and robust. The leaves turn orange-red in the autumn. Bird Cherry Trees -  pruning is not usually required but can be susceptible to pest damage from bullfinches, aphids and caterpillars.  Blossom wilt, silver leaf and bacterial canker are the main diseases that may affect this tree.
Size

event.hgt 15metres -width 3metres

Environment

hardy small tree grow on any soil type but not on dry sands.

Key Features

fragrant blossom in May, fruit only edible for birds. small tree.orange red autumn colours

Quantity
Species
Bird Cherry trees (Prunus Padus)
Bird Cherry trees (Prunus Padus)
History
Bareroot
Bareroot
Size (cm)
150 - 180
40 - 60
Price1 - 10
£36
£4.48
Price11 - 30
£28.92
£3.42
Price31 - 150
£20.4
£2.66
Price151 - 1000
£20.4
£1.91
Price1000+ +
£20.4
£1.48
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