Cherry trees

Penny

Penny is a large firm black cherry with a good flavour. Its unique feature is the very late ripening - mid to late August - making it a good choice for extending the fresh cherry season.

Penny cherry trees for sale (2010/2011 season)

Delivery to the mainland UK (price includes delivery)

Mature height	Supplied as	*Delivery period	Price inc. delivery	Quantity
Medium (2.5m - 3m)	1-year - Bare-root - Gisela 5 rootstock	Nov-March	£33.00	No stock
Medium (2.5m - 3m)	1-year - 3L container - Gisela 5 rootstock	Sept-April	£30.00
Large (3m - 4m)	1-year - 3L container - Gisela 6 rootstock	Sept-April	£30.00
Medium (2.5m - 3m)	2-year - Bare-root - Gisela 5 rootstock bush-trained	Nov-March	£37.00
Large (3m - 4.5m)	Half-standard - Bare-root - Colt rootstock	Nov-March	£36.00

Product formats | Bare-root or Container-grown | Delivery | Rootstocks

All prices include delivery. We offer a discount on orders of multiple bare-root trees for delivery at the same time - this will be shown at the checkout.

*Delivery period: Container-grown trees will be delivered from September 2010. Bare-root trees will be delivered from mid-November 2010. You can order now and your items will be reserved for you, but you will not be asked to pay until nearer the time of delivery.

Uses

Flavour quality - Good
Good for eating fresh
Use / keeping - 1-3 days
keep in a fridge

Growing

Fertility - Self-sterile
Gardening skill - Average

Climate

Suitable for warm climates
Suitable for NW. Scotland? - No

How to grow Penny cherry trees

Penny is not self-fertile, so it needs a pollination partner and should not be planted as your only cherry tree - but any other self-fertile variety should be compatible. It works well on the Gisela 5 rootstock.