[Help] Any Gardeners out there able to help me identify this tree.

[dejavuatbtn]

51% chance of it being a Japanese flowering cherry, according to PlantNet.

 

[SK1NT]

I see so many different names for cherry trees. When i google Bird Cherry Tree or Flowering Cherry Tree i get the same images. Will all cherry trees look like this in Autumn?

 

[LamieRobertson]

I see so many different names for cherry trees. When i google Bird Cherry Tree or Flowering Cherry Tree i get the same images. Will all cherry trees look like this in Autumn?

Most…i cant think of a cherry that keeps its leaves..looks pretty dont you think
Some ornamental cherry trees might lose their leaves in summer

 

[SK1NT]

Most…i cant think of a cherry that keeps its leaves..looks pretty dont you think
Some ornamental cherry trees might lose their leaves in summer

Think they look lovely in autumn and great for nature in the summer. Just need to find a dwarf version and just makes sure that it looks like this in autumn.

 

[METALMICKY]

 

[Robert Codners Nostrils]

My money is on a beech.

Along with trossard and bissouma.

 

[OSRGull]

I’m sure it’ll twig soon or somebody on here will find the root to the problem.

Alright alright I’ll leaf this thread alone.


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[Wardy's twin]

Its the singing ringing tree - you probably need to be 60+ to remember that

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I have spent about 3 hrs trying to identify what this tree is. I think i have narrowed it down to a cherry tree however there are so many different types and i specifically want this one for it's amazing autumn colour.

I am desperate to buy one in a dwarf version if anyone knows the tree and where to buy it... i have a limit of about 4 meters in height.

NSC has never let me down yet

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The owner won't be happy.

When do you plan digging it up?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Its the singing ringing tree - you probably need to be 60+ to remember that

Tales from Europe.* One of the first DVDs I bought. Bloody magic



The Owl Sevice at all?

*Now illegal, after Bre*it.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

If you can't find a dwarf variety suitable, buy an ordinary flowering one....loads to choose from. Plant it in a large pot, 25l or more, sink the pot in the ground. the restricted room will keep it within bounds. failing that, pollard it every few years to keep the thing in check. Here's a pointerhttps://www.pippintrees.co.uk/search.aspx?ps=18

 

[Wardy's twin]

Tales from Europe.* One of the first DVDs I bought. Bloody magic

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The Owl Sevice at all?

*Now illegal, after Bre*it.

It was so bizarre , not sure what modern day kids would make of it but I guess if they have seen 'In the Night Garden ' they will think it quite normal.

 

[Baldseagull]

It was so bizarre , not sure what modern day kids would make of it but I guess if they have seen 'In the Night Garden ' they will think it quite normal.

Fast Show version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XqMF5ou7hE

 

[Jack Straw]

I have spent about 3 hrs trying to identify what this tree is. I think i have narrowed it down to a cherry tree however there are so many different types and i specifically want this one for it's amazing autumn colour.

I am desperate to buy one in a dwarf version if anyone knows the tree and where to buy it... i have a limit of about 4 meters in height.

NSC has never let me down yet

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It is without doubt a flowering Cherry (Prunus) as others have already rightly posted.
There is a dwarf Cherry I could highly recommend - Prunus Kursar.
https://www.ornamental-trees.co.uk/prunus-kursar-tree-p209
My friend has one in her garden and it is a lovely small tree, currently in full flower and has the wonderful autumn colour later.

 

[WATFORD zero]

It is without doubt a flowering Cherry (Prunus) as others have already rightly posted.
There is a dwarf Cherry I could highly recommend - Prunus Kursar.
https://www.ornamental-trees.co.uk/prunus-kursar-tree-p209
My friend has one in her garden and it is a lovely small tree, currently in full flower and has the wonderful autumn colour later.

I was just about to say Cherry Tree innit

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

I'm no expert* but I'd bet my arborist reputation** that what you have there is what is commonly known as a flowering cherry tree.




*I barely know the name of any trees. Oak, weeping willow, Birch? Beech? Ash?

**By my reputation I mean those of all the people above me who are saying it's a flowering cherry. I've never heard of it.

 

[Jack Straw]

In stock and quite cheap. Carriage might be a little dear?
https://www.cowellsgc.co.uk/prunus-kursar/

 

[Braggfan]

For those interested, I would recommend an app from the Woodland Trust called "Tree ID - British Trees". Its really great if you're out on a walk and want to work out what type of tree something is.

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

Do these trees also produce fruit, and if not what's the best variety of fruiting cherry tree (that also looks nice)?

 

[Jack Straw]

Do these trees also produce fruit, and if not what's the best variety of fruiting cherry tree (that also looks nice)?

The traditional ornamental flowering cherry trees are bred for their flowers. Some produce little fruits but they're only any good for the birds.
If you want a cherry tree that produces edible cherries, you need to buy a variety bred for its fruit.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Che...RAGsQ_AUoAXoECAIQAw&biw=1024&bih=488&dpr=1.88
They will all look good in the Spring when they produce their flowers.