Prunus avium 'Early Burlat' Autumn 'Royal Red' is very similar

'Royal Red' is very similar to the 'Crimson King' cultivar but is slightly more upright

which perhaps explains why enormous Monkey Puzzle trees are often seen growing in the tiny front gardens of victorian terraces

'Bramleys' (Group D) or 'Holstein' and 'Granny Smith' (Group C)

delicate snowball-like clusters of white flowers emerge

Small brown fruits sometimes produced in late summer

Prunus avium 'Early Burlat' Autumn 'Royal Red' is very similarA French cultivar from 1938, also known as 'Hatif de Burlat', producing large, red to dark purplish red cherries with medium firm, sweet flesh. Finely textured and less acid than most cultivars. Moderately vigorous, with a broadly vase shaped habit. Attractive single white flowers in spring. Not self fertile; pollination group C. H5