Prunus avium 'Summit' Cottage Prune in late winter early

Prune in late winter early spring if needed

White spring flowers are followed by yellow-green elongated fruits with a red hue

Buds are sensitive to frost and morning sun

Great for coastal sites

chinensis bearing a glorious mass of elegant creamy-white flower bracts in June

Prunus avium 'Summit' Cottage Prune in late winter earlyCharming white spring flowers are followed by large, heart shaped cherries with dark red skin and yellow flesh. Excellent eaten fresh off the tree or utlised in cooking and baking. Yellow and orange autumn colour add ornamental interest. Disease resistant and does well in all well drained soils. Best in full sun. Self fertile, flowering group D. H6