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Hi Kate we have two Escallonia growing along the fence with tubular flowers mixed in with dogwood and cotinus and a flowering cherry and pyracantha and cotoneaster all growing happy together ,they have been in about 7 years and are well over grown

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

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

I would like to grow a cherry tree which wuold produce sweet edible cherries. Could someone please give me some suggestions. Thanks Stella should do, but worth checking on a fruit tree website or in a catalogue

Can anyone advise on which apple, pear, plum and cherry trees grow best in northern Lincolnshire?  The soil is free draining and the area where they will be planted is mostly sunny throughout the day.

and you have a marriage made in heaven.As trees, morello cherries are a little less ornamental than sweet cherries; the leaves, bark and blossom are not as dramatic looking, but they do have other advantages. Sour cherries grow on less fertile soil

Can anyone tell me a GOOD variety of cherry tomato for growing in a hanging basket ? It will be in a sunny position and i would like it to be a heavy cropper. Hi Andrew You could try 'Garden Pearl' (aka 'Gartenperle'), it's a compact bush variety

I would like to grow gooseberries but don't have the room to grow them in the ground. Do they grow well in pots and if so what is the best variety? hi monty i would really like a good self pollinating apple and a cherry as well as your plum

is perennial. In principle, it can survive. However, it is very easy to grow Cherry Brandy from seed each year, so that might be the simplest thing to do. 'Goldsturm' is a hardy perennial and won't need protecting. I don't know 'Cherry Brandy' but I'm sure

aurora.  Liz Nomansland Devon I have no experience in growing the particular varieties of tree that you tried to grow before, but I'd have thought that ornamental cherries, and poplars should not be too difficult to grow.I wonder why those trees did