Cherry Plum Trees
Prunus cerasifera
£60.00 – £75.00
The Cherry Plum Tree is a small deciduous mop headed tree with pale pink flowers in spring and are followed by edible plum in autumn and marvelous red or purple foliage.
| Botanical name | Prunus cerasifera |
|---|---|
| Ultimate height and spread | 6-7 x 2-3 metres |
| When to plant | Anytime |
| Position | Full Sun |
| Soil Type | Fertile, Well drained |
Description
A round headed deciduous hardy tree. The oval leaves are red when young, becoming a deeper red and the purple as it ages. A mass of 5-petalled pale pink blossom in spring is an attractive contrast to the oval red leaves which turn purple as the tree ages. Small edible plum like fruit appear in mid to late summer. Weed and mulch in spring, and in winter only prune if necessary to clear dead or diseased wood or gently prune to restrict growth. They can also be used in hedging. Cherry Plums are easy to grow, prefer sun and fertile well drained soil avoiding over dry, clay or waterlogged area.
A decorative distinctive tree suitable for most gardens.
Height & spread 4m x 2.5 m
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