Wild Cherry Whips | Prunus avium Native Hedging sloes are said to be

sloes are said to be best picked after the first frost

and enjoy sweet-smelling wildflower species such as cowslip

wood sage grows in sandy soils and can be found at woodland edges and shady borders

Ox Eye Daisy

Brighten your garden or meadow with this beautiful and distinctive annual wildflower

Wild Cherry Whips | Prunus avium Native Hedging sloes are said to beWild Cherry Prunus avium Also known as sweet cherry or bird cherry For a single row of hedging, you will need 4 plants per metre; for a double row of hedging, you will need 6 plants per metre. A popular ornamental tree for gardeners, pretty wild cherry has beautiful blossoms in the spring and a surfeit of bright red fruits in the summer autumn, when its leaves fade from green to orange and deep crimson. Wild cherries are native throughout the UK and