Prunus trilobavar.multiplex is a large cumbersome shrub or small tree. Leaves are alternate, simple, obovate to broad-elliptic. The medium green foliage turns yellow to bronze in the autumn. The pink double flowers are 1 to 1 1/2 inches wide and […]

Prunus tomentosa is a broadly spreading, twiggy, and dense shrub. Leaves are alternate, simple, obovate to elliptic. It grows 6 to 10 feet in height and has a 15 feet spread, developing a more open growth habit with age. The […]

Prunus tenella is a low shrub, 2 to 5 feet in height that produces a lot of suckering branches. Leaves are alternate, simple, obovate or oblong. It is grown for its showy flowers, white to rosy-red, 1/2 inch diameter, growing […]

Hally Jolivette is a hybrid between P. yedoensis and P. subhirtella. It has a broad and shrubby growth pattern, initially reaching 8 feet in height, slowly growing up to 15 feet. The flowers are semi-double, light pink early blossoms, long […]

Whitcombii is wide spreading, similar to Rosea with early single pink flowers that fade to white. Height to 30 feet, spread to 35 feet. Graceful, deciduous tree that is rarely grown out as a species, but rather as a variety […]

Graceful, deciduous tree that is rarely grown out as a species, but rather as a variety of the species: var. pendula, var. autumnalis, etc. Prunus subhirtella var. pendula (Weeping Higan Cherry), is a graft on about a 6 feet rootstock […]

Rosea has a horizontal branching pattern and is wide-spreading. Height is up to 25 feet, spread to 30 feet. Flowers are single, pink blooming from red buds, very early. Graceful, deciduous tree that is rarely grown out as a species, […]

Pendula is usually grafted at 6 feet high on rootstock that is upright in habit. It has graceful weeping branches that often reach the ground. The flowers appear early and are profuse small singles in pale pink. The height and […]

Yae-shidare-higan is similar in growth habit to Pendula, but blooms later, with double rose-pink flowers. Graceful, deciduous tree that is rarely grown out as a species, but rather as a variety of the species: var. pendula, var. autumnalis, etc. Prunus […]

Autumnalis is loose branching and bushy with a flattened crown and delicate twigs. It grows to 30 feet high and wide. The flowers are doubles, pinkish white or white often appearing during a warm spell in winter or early spring. […]