Prunus Subhirtella Autumnalis | Winter-Flowering Cherry - Height 170-190cm - 12lt Acer palmatum mostly eaten by birds

mostly eaten by birds

Perfect to grow against a south wall

It is not recommended to be planted near pavements and around homes because the fruits can make them stained and messy

It should be sheltered from harsh winds

Prunus Subhirtella Autumnalis | Winter-Flowering Cherry - Height 170-190cm - 12lt Acer palmatum mostly eaten by birdsPrunus subhirtella Autumnalis is a small, deciduous, ornamental cherry tree, with an upright spreading to rounded habit, and ovate, toothed, green leaves, bronze tinted when young, orange and yellow in autumn. Masses of lovely, semi double, pale pink to white flowers, bloom in flushes over an unusually long period of time from late autumn to early spring. Flowers are followed by pea sized fruits, without ornamental value, in summer. Prunus subhirtella