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Prunus subhirtella

Family Rosaceae
Plant Type tree
Zone USDA:   4a - 8b   RHS:   H   EGF:   H1 - H4   Australia:   1 - 2  
Care Level low, easy, suitable for beginners.
Height 6 - 12 m (20 - 40 ft)
Spread 4.5 - 9 m (15 - 30 ft)
Light full sun
Soil Moisture average, well-drained
Soil Type clay to loam
Soil pH acidic to neutral

Description A flowering tree, Prunus subhirtella (higan cherry) contributes a spectacular display as well as structure to your garden design. The tree Prunus subhirtella (higan cherry) bears showy and light pink blossoms during mid-spring. This plant is spreading in form and has glossy and medium textured foliage that is deep green in colour. The bark is showy and exfoliating in texture. Showy fruit are produced by Prunus subhirtella (higan cherry). Prunus subhirtella (higan cherry) is a specimen plant and it can serve as a focal point in your garden.
Typical Uses Shade, specimen and topiary.
Special Characteristics This tree attracts birds to your garden.