Planting Combination

Climber with red flowers

tight columnar habit and dense clusters of semi-double pale pink flowers

Spreading wild cherry tree

Double white flowered form

Conical habit with soft pink flowers in early spring

(incisa x campanulata) - Plentiful carmine-pink flowers

The most floriferous of the double pink cherries with vigorous and quick growing habit

Deep pink double flowering cherry with weeping habit

New growth coppery. Single pink flowers. Small tree with spreading habit

Shining amber or golden-brown peeling bark and small white flowers followed by black fruits

(syn. 'Omoi-no-wac) - Double white, pink- flushed flowers

Coppery-purple new growth and pale pink flowers

One of the most attractive of all the cherries. Bright rosy pink buds opening paler pink, double

Deep purple young foliage turning bronze in autumn. Double rose-pink flowers

Rusty and hairy new shoots and clusters of pale pink flowers. The best aspect of this species is its peeling reddish-brown bark

Pale pink flowers with bronze red young foliage, brilliant autumn colours

Beautiful polished mahogany coloured stems

Attractive hybrid originating from the RHS Garden at Rosemoor

A hybrid between P.avium and P.canescens producing a quick growing conical tree with pale pink flowers

Double flowers, pink in bud, fading to white. A small flat topped bush or small tree

('Shogetsu') - wide spreading branches and a flattened top to this attractive tree. Flowers are pink tinted in bud opening pure white all along the branches

Pink in bud, changing to blush white, double

(Mount Fuji) - large single or semi-double fragrant white flowers

Clear pink flowers and excellent autumn colour. Fastigiate habit

White flowers, in flushes, between autumn and spring. Available NOV-FEB only

Pink flowering 'Autumn Cherry'

large single white flowers

Semi-double, pale greenish white flowers

Small weeping tree with long tortuous branches and drooping twigs and snow white flowers

These very floriferous Japanese cherries are new to the UK. They were bred in Matsumae town in Northern Japan where, climatically they will be more suited for UK gardens than some of the best known existing flowering cherries.

(Spring Snow) - red ball-like buds opening to double white with a hint of pink

A vase-shaped tree with 34-36 petals in each double pink flower

Bronze new leaves and cream or green double flowers

Pink buds opening semi-double white, highly scented

Large single or semi-double white flowers with a hint of pink

(Pink Champagne) - pale pink double flowers with a leaf-like carpel in the centre of the flowers. Orange-red autumn colour

(Candy Floss) - fragrant huge pink semi-double flowers turning light pink and white

Very fragrant large white double flowers turning soft pink with age

(Chocolate Ice) - an umbrella-shaped tree with large semi-double or single white flowers with a pink flush

(Pink Parasol) - double, pale pink flowers on long stems

(Fragrant Cloud) - highly scented semi-double white flowers

Red leaves when young then turning dark purple. Pink flowers

red leaves and white flowers in spring. Black edible fruits

Masses of small white or pale pink flowers very early in the spring carried on zig zag shoots

Pure white flowers and green calyces

Strongly fragrant single, cup-shaped pink flowers. Pink in bud fading after opening

Dwarf compact habit with flowers which open white and fade to soft pink

Pale pink blossoms with purplish-red calyces in early April

white flowers

Suckering shrub with brilliant rose-red flowers. The most attractive of all the dwarf almonds and ideal for growing in a heather bed

A small shrub with masses of pink flowers

Popular dwarf almond, branches wreathed with bright double pink flowers

excellent for hedging even in shade

Conspicuously white margined leaves which can be flushed with pink in winter

Dwarf cherry laurel

long racemes of scented white flowers

Good variegated form