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Can anybody identify these?

, hornbeam, beech, all lovely and give you some summer shade. My wild cherries have very edible fruit as well. How far away from the house would you recommend the Cherry? I think they grow to about 100 feet. 4 of mine are about 30 feet fronm the house by DesignerStu

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15/05/2013 23:12:44

by Busy-Lizzie

Suggestions for trees

I'm looking to plant a tree at the end of my garden to give a bit of privacy and interest. Preferably something that flowers but grows up to 10 metres high with a spread of up 5 metres. Any suggestions? All depends really on what you want Crab by Bettsy

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20/12/2011 15:45:35

by GRACELAND

Name that plant!

.. Thank you for the responses. The cuttings I took were stem cuttings, so I'll have to see how they turn out. It's very pretty, so I can live with it self seeding! me too.. was well happy to see the green flowers.. I have seen another growing beside it by Rob Stevens

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20/05/2012 10:53:29

by lucky3

Talkback: Cherry blossom

as they will be the ones that the birds eat before you get anywhere near them!All cherries are edible but some taste horrible.Probably the best fruiting variety is Stella that can be bought on dwarfing root stock so it does not grow too tall. You must net the tree by Scrapcat

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28/11/2011 18:38:32

by HerrRoma

Advice for a new veg grower

enormously. Celery is also notoriously difficult to grow. If you're a first time grower, I'd start with something a bit more forgiving, maybe runner beans, potatoes, and cherry tomatoes in hanging baskets. I must admit finally found some celery plants by Nicholas Hollingshead

13/04/2013 18:02:27

by Nicholas Hollingshead

fruit trees

hi all can any one help me i dont want to buy more if it hapends again i had 2 plumb trees in dif largish pot the first year nice leaves this year they died my cooking cherry plant last year cherries this year blossom then nothing can you help by tony ellison

12/10/2012 16:58:44

by lauralou

Talkback: Cherry trees

I start tackling the roots and have you any suggestions as to what might grow under it? Please help! Thanks from Karen in Devon hi all im just in the procces of getting my 1st allotment ,ive purchased a morrelo cherry tree,a granny smith tree a by frank

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28/11/2011 18:40:03

by KarenMc

bleeding cherry tree

hi all, i have a 4 year old cherry tree growing in a nice sunny position in our back garden on the south coast. my wife left the label on it attached by a small piece of wire and this has cut into the trunk quite badly to the extent that the tree by bossdaddy

06/01/2012 16:10:49

by bossdaddy

Morello cherry cordon

I have recently bought a morello cherry, on colt rootstock. I would like to train it against a North East facing wall, however the wall it would be against is the back of my neighbours kitchen wall and he would like reassurance by Helen White

21/04/2013 14:09:04

by Helen White

Flowering tree for shady spot

Any suggestions please for a flowering tree (cherry type or similar) for a shady spot? We have a lightly wooded area at the back of our garden (beyond our fence) and would like to plant a specimen tree in front of it. Max height about 8 metres x 5 by Nicky H

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04/04/2012 17:27:05

by LadyG2

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