Prunus cerasus 'Griotte de Montmorency' Malus domestica 'James Grieves' becoming sweeter the longer it

becoming sweeter the longer it is stored

Good for avenues

fast-growing privet developing a dense

double flowers in dense clusters ranged all along the sinous arching branches

This late season dessert apple is green with a dull red flush

Prunus cerasus 'Griotte de Montmorency' Malus domestica 'James Grieves' becoming sweeter the longer itOn 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