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Trees can talk to each other! What is hidden from view below ground is just as important as what you see above ground. 

Description

• Average height and spread up to 6 metres by 2.5m.
• Foliage: Deciduous
• Leaves: Green, small, finely toothed leaves ovate to oblong in shape with a rounded base.
• Native to UK: No 

Did you know?

• Trees can talk to each other through their roots?  They pass vital nutrients to help each other to stay healthy and communicate through chemical warnings if there is a threat to the population from a particular pest or disease. 
• The trees in front of you are planted in one long trench. This specially designed planting pit has an inbuilt irrigation/aeration system to provide an active soil environment for healthy root development and interaction between the trees for stronger growth.  
• Tassel Cherry gets their name from the blossom flowers that form drooping clusters of small, white flowers with long, hanging stamens giving the effect of tassels. 
• The branches on Tassel Cherries are fastigiate (upright) with ascending growth making them an ideal choice in areas where space may be restricted.