Cherry 'Compact Stella' (Prunus avium) Edible & Medicinal Shrubs British Columbia

British Columbia

The bark on younger trees is dark brown to black

Lemmon’s willow provides good cover for mammals and birds and provides shade for fish

many clusters of small tubular pink flowers appear all over the plant with some congregations having up to 25 individual flowers

Cherry 'Compact Stella' (Prunus avium) Edible & Medicinal Shrubs British ColumbiaPlant Description: Compact Stella Cherry Tree is a unique, self fertile Cherry that should grow to only about 10 12 ft. in height. Compact Stella begins bearing within a year or two after planting and bears large, tasty, almost black fruit. Colt is considered a semi dwarf rootstock which produces trees about 80% of standard size. Colt is adapted to most soils and is hardy, vigorous, productive, and forms a well branched tree. As with all self fertile