Prunus avium 'Plena' Cottage which is more irregular and

which is more irregular and rounded than that of its cousin the Black Walnut

Utilising a golden yew provides an additional dimention of interest with an intriguing depth of colour

Its crown has an attractive

Few rival its fiery autumn colours and decorative bright-pink seed pods with bright orange seeds

originally from North America

Prunus avium 'Plena' Cottage which is more irregular andDeciduous. One of the most picturesque of all flowering trees with masses of double white flowers appearing with the leaves in late spring. A broad headed tree with bronze leaves when young, turning green in summer then red in autumn. The cultivar 'Plena' is sterile and does not produce fruit, making it very suitable for car parks and avenues. Tolerates heavy clay soils. Very hardy. 9m in 20 years. Deep rooting.