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A small, slow growing shrub with attractive ‘zig-zag’ shoots and pendulous, blush white flowers in April. The serrated foliage has bronze tints when young, turning vivid orange in the autumn. An ideal patio plant.

Prunus incisa ‘Oshidori’ Princesse

Tree Shape: Bushy

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One of the best dwarf Fuji cherries displaying profuse double blush-white flowers with a delicate pink centre in March. The leaves are narrow with serrated edges that display rich autumn colours.

Prunus incisa ‘Praecox’

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Tree Shape: Bushy

A small tree or large shrub. A fine winter flowering form with white flowers which are pale pink in bud. The green, strongly toothed, ovate leaves turn red and orange in autumn. (Winchester, UK)

Prunus ‘Jacqueline’

Tree Shape: Standard

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An elegant small tree that produces abundant, large, vibrant, soft pink, single flowers. The leaves are dark green in summer with vivid red or orange autumn colours before falling. (Belgium) A small tree or large shrub which displays a beautiful show of delicate pink buds opening to pure white flowers in March. Finely toothed leaves develop from mid-green to orange and red in the autumn.

Prunus incisa ‘Pendula’

Tree Shape: Weeping

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(Weeping Fuji Cherry) A very graceful, small weeping tree. The delicate, single, white flowers densely festoon the branches. Mid-green foliage in summer and a vivid display of autumn foliage colour.

Prunus incisa ‘Yamadei’

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Tree Shape: Spreading

Small, umbrella shaped tree with single white, bell-shaped flowers opening from green buds. Green leaves are deeply serrated turning orange-yellow in autumn. Small, deep red fruits sometimes appear. (Japan, 1916)

Prunus ‘Kanzan’

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Tree Shape: Bushy

A showy variety, with densely double, glowing purple/pink flowers in late April. The spring foliage is coppery red turning green and then orange in autumn. A strong growing tree, with an upright, spreading habit. (1913)

Prunus Blushing Bride