Prunus cerasus 'Griotte de Montmorency' Purple then spreading somewhat with age

then spreading somewhat with age

lilac and white flowers decorate the tree

Branches erect

Narrow and upright form of Beech with deep purple foliage which phases to red and orange tones in autumn

ultimately forming a rounded crown with smooth grey bark which gradually flakes to reveal orange beneath

Prunus cerasus 'Griotte de Montmorency' Purple then spreading somewhat with ageOn bare branches in April, just before the emerging foliage, beautiful white single flowers decorate the crown. These are followed by bright red, juicy, slightly sour cherries perfect for preserves, baking, juice or why not your own homemade brandy! Does well on all well drained soils. Full sun. Flowering group D, self fertile. H6