'Laurel Cherry'. Evergreen shrubs, with vigorous upright habit, to 3m high. Large leaves oblong to n ...
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'Cherry laurel'. A dense, small shrub making a low mound only 60cm high. The bronze young foliage la ...
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'Laurel Cherry'. Dense pyramidal habit, to about 2m high. Leaves oblong to more narrowly elliptic, 9 ...
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'Laurel Cherrry'. Broad growing, very dense and compact, about 1m as old plants. Leaves all rather v ...
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'Laurel Cherry'. Dense, upright habit, to about 2m high. Leaves broadly elliptic to obovate, dull gr ...
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'Laurel Cherry'. Habit broad and stoutly erect, to 3m high. Leaves broadly elliptic to obovate, ligh ...
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'Laurel Cherry'. Broad growing, occasionally more vase-shaped, to 2m high. Leaves oblong to broadly ...
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'Laurel Cherry'. Growth wide and dense, to about 1.75m high. Leaves oblong to elliptic, very dark gr ...
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'Laurel Cherry'. Growth nearly totally horizontal, but on favorable sites reaching 1.5m high. Leaves ...
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'Manchurian Cherry'. A rare, vigorous, small tree with attractive, shining golden brown, flaking bar ...
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'Manchurian Cherry'. A Dutch selection with a good amber-coloured bark and a narrow crown.(2)
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Bird cherry. A small to medium-sized native tree. Leaves elliptic, abruptly short acuminate, dark gr ...
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A remarkable clone with dark purplish shoots, coppery-purple young foliage and pale pink flowers. Th ...
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Like the specie. A medium-sized tree with conspicuous racemes up to 20cm long.
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'Flowering Peach'. A pendulous form of 'Melred' with the same colour of flowers and fertility.(5)
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'Flowering Peach'. Flowering peach with a beautiful red colour appearing at the end of April. Bloomi ...
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'Flowering Cherry'. A round-headed tree. Bark dark chestnut-brown. Young foliage bronze-red. Flowers ...
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'Black Cherry'. Small to medium tree. Bark dark brown. Attractive glossy leaves, oblong turn clear y ...
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'Flowering Cherry'. A small, vigorous tree whose main attraction is the glistening surface of its p ...
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'Flowering Japanese Cherry'. A small, columnar tree with erect branches and dense, upright clusters ...
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