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| | | Trees for Heavy Soils: Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) Bird Cherry is a small tree found in the north, with pretty white flowers and bittersweet edible cherries which the birds crop. It's a very hardy tree that helpfully unlike the Wild Cherry does not sucker, so is often found on its own. Orchard ermine moth larvae feed on it and can strip it in the summer.
Cherries are small deciduous trees, with beautiful blossom in the spring and colour in the autumn. Their ornamental, compact form makes the Bird Cherry a useful urban tree, which does well in heavy soils. Small mammals and birds eat their bitter fruit. They are, sadly, particularly vulnerable to Honey Fungus and canker.
Provenance certificates are available on request for the smaller size trees, which are from the Southwest of England.
Provenance certificates are available on request for the smaller size trees, which are from the Southwest of England.
Smaller Sizes Supplier: Perrie Hale Forest Nursery
Standards Supplier: Ashridge Trees
50% of our profit on sales of Cherry trees is donated to The British Beekeepers' Association
| Size/Quantity | 1+ | 25+ | 500+ | | 40/60 cm | £3.00 | £1.15 | £0.60 | | 60/90 cm | £3.50 | £1.65 | £0.70 | | 90/120 cm | £5.00 | £2.00 | £1.45 | | | 1+ | 3+ | | | | | 6/8 std | £46 | £51 | | | | | 8/10 std | £51 | £46 | | | | | 10/12 std | £61 | £56 | | | |
Prices include VAT and delivery to mainland UK. Orders over £100 qualify for a bulk discount.
Please note that standard sizes relate to tree girths in cm. See our size guide for details and tips on planting. The trees are bare root, and are consequently available for delivery from November until March. During the lifting season there may be up to two week’s delay between placing the order and dispatching, due to weather conditions or pressure of orders, which are dealt with in date sequence. Orders placed between March and September are confirmed in October ready for dispatch from November.
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