Small, soft pink, rose-like blossoms that transition to white as flowers mature. Faint almond fragrance
Shape:
Bright green, elliptical-shaped leaves, about 3-4 in. long
History of the Tree Species
Hybridized in the late 1800s -- thought to be a hybrid between Prunus speciosa and weeping form of Prunus subhirtella v. prendula Prunus speciosa and weeping form of Prunus subhirtella v. prendula
Basic Growing Conditions
Grows best in full sun and moist, relatively fertile, and well-drained soil
Tolerates sand and clay with adequate drainage
Drought tolerant after established
Works well as a single specimen plant
Scientific Facts
Deciduous
Fruit is round, 0.5-1 in. in length, black and fleshy, not deemed safe for human consumption