At the turn of the 19th century Harold Peto, architect & garden designer, found a small & completely pendulous pale shell pink flowering cherry on one of his plant collecting trips to the East. He named it the Iford Cherry & it was planted on the Iford terraces & trailed down the terrace banks & along the paths creating a truly magnificent sight by all accounts of the time. In 1999 the present owners of Iford Manor decided to propagate from the only surviving tree which by then had only one living branch which was no thicker than a pencil. Three trees were raised from the grafts & became the mother wood for the trees now for sale. It flowers in early spring & has a marvellous bronze&47;red leaf colour during the Autumn. Height 1&45;15m. Flowers early April. Please note, fruit trees will be despatched as early as possible this autumn, once they have gone dormant & are in the ideal condition for lifting from the nursery & for transplanting by our customers ...

At the turn of the 19th century Harold Peto, architect & garden designer, found a small & completely pendulous pale shell pink flowering cherry on one of his plant collecting trips to the East. He named it the Iford Cherry & it was planted on the Iford terraces & trailed down the terrace banks & along the paths creating a truly magnificent sight by all accounts of the time. In 1999 the present owners of Iford Manor decided to propagate from the only surviving tree which by then had only one living branch which was no thicker than a pencil. Three trees were raised from the grafts & became the mother wood for the trees now for sale. It flowers in early spring & has a marvellous bronze&47;red leaf colour during the Autumn. Height 1&45;15m. Flowers early April. Please note, fruit trees will be despatched as early as possible this autumn, once they have gone dormant & are in the ideal condition for lifting from the nursery & for transplanting by our customers ...

A recent introduction, Cherry ? Kordia? is a superb eating variety that is notable for its particularly large fruits. Dark-violet ...

A recent introduction, Cherry ? Kordia? is a superb eating variety that is notable for its particularly large fruits. Dark-violet ...

A recent introduction, Cherry ? Kordia? is a superb eating variety that is notable for its particularly large fruits. Dark-violet ...

An exceptional & early-ripening cherry variety, Cherry ? Merton Glory? produces large, yellow cherries, flushed with red, which will be ready for picking in early July. Attractive white flowers in April to May are followed by deliciously sweet, 'heart-shaped' cherries with a firm white inner flesh & a small stone. ...

An exceptional & early-ripening cherry variety, Cherry ? Merton Glory? produces large, yellow cherries, flushed with red, which will be ready for picking in early July. Attractive white flowers in April to May are followed by deliciously sweet, 'heart-shaped' cherries with a firm white inner flesh & a small stone. ...

If you only have the space for one cherry then self-fertile Cherry ? Meteor Korai? makes an excellent choice as you won?t need a pollination partner. This recently introduced variety is a superb dual-purpose cherry. It produces fruits with a sweet-acid flavour that can be eaten freshly picked or cooked into pies & sauces. ...

If you only have the space for one cherry then self-fertile Cherry ? Meteor Korai? makes an excellent choice as you won?t need a pollination partner. This recently introduced variety is a superb dual-purpose cherry. It produces fruits with a sweet-acid flavour that can be eaten freshly picked or cooked into pies & sauces. ...

If you only have the space for one cherry then self-fertile Cherry ? Meteor Korai? makes an excellent choice as you won?t need a pollination partner. This recently introduced variety is a superb dual-purpose cherry. It produces fruits with a sweet-acid flavour that can be eaten freshly picked or cooked into pies & sauces. ...