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Why Buy Our 10-60cm Cell Grown Trees?
- Our trees are covered by our FREE TREE WARRANTY. (first 15% not covered)
- Very easy to plant all year, little cultivation required and very high success rate.
- Root plug contains both naturally occurring mycorrhizae and fertilser.
- Cell grown i.e. 1 year old and 10-60cm. Establish quickly.
- Plants do not "check" when planted so rapid early growth.
- Grown in Scotland with fertilizer and mycorrhizae.
Wild Cherry Hedge Plants
The Wild Cherry or Gean Tree (Prunus avium) is a well-known tree in Scotland, but also widely planted in other parts of Britain. Given its final height of 30m, this is a large tree, so well-suited to a large garden or part of a new native woodland planting. Distinguishing features are the smooth grey bark, which exhibits mahogany-red colouring, in time peeling and becoming deeply fissured. Attractive white cup-shaped flowers in clusters along with leaves appear in spring. Summer sees the production of masses of brilliantly coloured red -black coloured cherries. The cherries are edible and if you had never tasted other cherries before you might think that compared to chewing on cardboard that they were a tasty treat. However, if you you have chewed the flesh off other large juicy cherries, then you might consider these a little disappointing. The scrounging, free loading birds who have never held down a job in their life, will appreciate the free food in your garden and strip the tree in an afternoon or two.
What Our Customers Think About Our Prunus Avium Wild Cherry Trees
No one has written a review for our Prunus Avium trees yet which is probably because we have not chased them for one. If you purchase these and then see a person wearing a trees online T shirt sat on your lawn with a clipboard, they will be waiting for you to come out and give a review (we do not like to inconvenience you but raising slight alarm is ok)
Delivery
Due to courier unpredictability, we advise having your trees delivered AT LEAST 3 days before you actually need them.
Returning Cell Grown Trees
For Phytosanitary reasons, cell grown trees cannot be returned to the nursery.
Delaying Planting Cell Grown Trees
If you cannot plant straight away, take the trees out of the packaging and stand upright next to each other in a sheltered location outside. November to March, no need to water unless they start to dry out and these would be ok for up to 6 weeks. During Spring and Summer, you can do this for up to 3 weeks.
Site Conditions And Evergreen Tree List
Our tree chart details which site conditions suit which trees and also which are evergreen or semi-evergreen.
Feeding Or Fertilizing Hedges
This is a task that can easily be over done. Any nitrogen based fertilizer will do such as 20:20:10 but the longer lasting ones which take 18/24 months are better as they are regulated by the weather and moisture therefore release slowly.
Woodburning Chart
If you are one of those lucky people that lead an eco lifestyle (VERY jealous if you are) and want to buy trees to burn, then maybe our wood burning chart (excel spread sheet) will help you decide. Ash, Eucalyptus Gunnii and Willow are worth looking at for their growth rates and calorific values.
Adding A Bit Of Colour And Attract Wildlife
Honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum) is very attractive, fragrant and attracts more wildlife to your garden. A bit on the vigorous side but worth the effort. A great addition to your project.
Tree Spacing
Broadleaf wood planting would be around 3m between each tree. Christmas tree planting for a commercial crop is around 1m.
Factors Detrimental To Cell Grown Trees
Too much/little water, animal Urine, excessive wind exposure (will slow growth), salt spray, frost on new growth, herbicide drift and over application of fertilizer.
