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- it is in Berkshire. ..I think it's a wild plum - prunus domestica.. These tiny pics blackthorn is out now so probably that. Is it prickly? Other possibilities are wild plum, bullace etc but they've probably finished flowering Will get out of the car again tomorrow

Hello, I've recently bought a property with a large mature tree in the front garden. It looks like it's about to blossom but I have no idea what it is. Anybody have any ideas? Many thanks! Jbeaver     my guess a plum or a cherry. Google image

'd link the photo but since it's a commercial stock photo site, i'll avoid the potential agro. It's a pretty good match i think. I would say its a cherry also Well, whatever it is, it's very pretty! I believe it is Prunus cerasifera.  Common name Cherry

these affected trees? I have a miniature weeping willow tree & cherry blossom tree close together. Will they affect each others performance? Thanks x The canker that affects cherries is specific to prunus species, so cherries, plums, apricots, peaches etc

It's a verry shallow border, bordering plum slate. Raised flower bed one side, small buddleja the other and a dwarf apple tree. Pretty good soil - heavy clay mixed in with lots of well-rotted stuff, so very free draining and rich. Just been mulched

. Apricot trees (Prunus ameniaca) grow particularly well there because of the south-western aspect and because, before the invention of the gutter, they got lots of rain - apricots need lots of water to prevent the fruit from splitting.I mention this because

Faltopp.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.butler.edu%252Fherbarium%252Ftreeid%252Ftreeparts.html%3B1774%3B687 Looks like a cinquefoil no 2. Haven't a clue bout no. 1' No 1 looks like the suckers that come up on prunus sps, plums cherries etc...as a guess.

floods! Sam, please do send us a picture to gwletters@bbc.co.uk as we'd all like to see this. If it is true, I'm at a loss to explain this. Plums belong to the genus Prunus while apples belong to Malus, and while both are members of the family Rosaceae

Hi, looking for ideas of planting for this area (see pic.) hoping to cover with plum slatE chippings and would be grateful for ideas on low maintainance, ever green planting. Sunny aspect most of the day. Manythanks P.s just having trouble uploading

. will any small trees like my courtyard or will they give up the ghost and stop growing when they try to get their roots under the concrete? I am very keen to try the Prunus autumnalis for its dappled shade or possibly an amelanchier. I would love some