Bob, it came out sideways so I've rotated it for you. I think it's a type of cherry - possibly an edible one as my one year old Stella looks like that right now.
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
What Dove is getting at is that if it grew by itself in the garden of whoever gave it to you, it will almost certainly be a wild cherry. Decorative but can grow big.
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
I see, it was growing close to a Cherry tree which has lots of pink blossom but produces no fruit, this has white flowers so assumed it was a different tree
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Can't see the leaves very well, even when I zoom in - can we have a bit more detailed picture please
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Ok ill try another picture
Bob, it came out sideways so I've rotated it for you. I think it's a type of cherry - possibly an edible one as my one year old Stella looks like that right now.
Thanks it would be great if it was a edible
It does look like a cherry of some sort - did you inherit it in a new garden?
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Its in a new garden but I planted it this winter, I was given it, but they don't know what it is either,
Where did they get it from?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
What Dove is getting at is that if it grew by itself in the garden of whoever gave it to you, it will almost certainly be a wild cherry. Decorative but can grow big.
I see, it was growing close to a Cherry tree which has lots of pink blossom but produces no fruit, this has white flowers so assumed it was a different tree