Prunus includes both deciduous and evergreen trees or shrubs, known for their prominent spring blooms and often vibrant fall leaf color. Several species produce edible fruit during the autumn months, while a select few are noted for their decorative bark.

Prunus 'Coparose' (F)

Prunus 'Coral-Cot' (F)

Prunus 'Cot-N-Candy' (Aprium Series) (F)

Prunus 'Crimson Kat' (F)

Prunus 'Crystal Falls' is a robust, upright deciduous tree characterized by its drooping branches adorned with serrated, glossy green leaves that transition to a soft yellow hue in the fall. Uncommonly, it produces dense clusters of double, star-shaped white blossoms during the winter months, from December to February. This tree is well-suited for compact gardens and container planting.

Prunus 'Crystal Falls' (d)

Prunus 'Daikoku' is a compact, deciduous tree reaching approximately 4 meters in height. It features upright branching and large leaves that emerge pale yellow-green with a hint of bronze, maturing to a deep green before transitioning to shades of orange and red in the fall. In mid-spring, it produces pale pink, double blooms that hang in clusters.

Prunus 'Daikoku'

Prunus 'Dapple Dandy'

Prunus 'Dawsar'

Prunus 'Delma'PBR (F)

Prunus 'Densipac'PBR

Prunus 'Ebony Rose' (F)

Prunus 'Edo-zakura'

Prunus 'Ekai Sakura'

Prunus 'Ethel'

Prunus 'Euridice'

Prunus 'Ezo Nishiki'

Prunus 'Ezonishiki'

Prunus 'Fall Fiesta' (F)

Prunus 'Felicita' is a dwarf sweet cherry tree that grows to a height of 3 to 5 meters. Its leaves are green during the growing season, transitioning to vibrant shades of orange and red in the fall. In spring, the tree produces white blossoms, which give way to large, fragrant, dark red cherries by mid-July. These fruits are suitable for fresh consumption or for making juice. This variety is ideal for smaller gardens and can thrive in patio pots or containers thanks to its compact size.

Prunus 'Felicita'

Prunus 'Felinem'PBR

Prunus 'Fereley'PBR

Prunus 'Ferlenain'PBR

Prunus 'Flavor King' is a hybrid created by crossing a Japanese plum with an apricot, with the plum genetics being the most pronounced. The fruit is rounded, dark purple on the outside, and reveals deep red flesh that delivers a rich, sweet plum taste. This cultivar thrives in warm, sheltered locations, as its early spring blossoms are susceptible to frost, making protective measures advisable. While it has some self-fertility, cross-pollination enhances its fruit yield, and it can successfully pollinate with cherry plums (Prunus cerasifera), early-blooming plums, and other pluot varieties. It falls within pollination group 1 and produces fruit in August.

Prunus 'Flavor King' (Pluot Series) (D)

Prunus 'Flavour Supreme' (F)

Prunus 'Fudan-zakura'

Prunus 'Fugenzō' is a compact, deciduous tree characterized by its broad, flattened canopy. The young foliage emerges in a rich copper-brown hue, transitioning to orange as autumn approaches. Its flowers, measuring 5 cm across, appear as dull pink buds before blooming white and gradually shifting to pink as they age.

Prunus 'Fugenzō'

Prunus 'Garnem'PBR

Prunus 'Gi 1592'PBR

Prunus 'Gi 2091'PBR

Prunus 'Gisela 4'PBR

Prunus 'Gisela 5'

Prunus 'Gisela 5a'

Prunus 'Gm 61/1'

Prunus 'Gotenba-zakura'

Prunus 'Greenpac'PBR (F)

Prunus 'Gyoikō'

Prunus 'Gyoki Sakura'

Prunus 'Gypzee' (F)

Prunus 'Hakanagoto'

Prunus 'Hakusan-hata-zakura'

A compact, rounded deciduous tree that reaches up to 5 meters tall. In mid to late spring, double white blossoms emerge from pink buds and continue to open over a period of several weeks.

Prunus 'Hally Jolivette'

Prunus 'Hana-kagoto'

Prunus 'Hana-suruma'

Prunus 'Hanagasa' is a medium-sized, spreading deciduous tree featuring double flowers that are pale pink and appear on elongated stems, drooping beneath the branches during mid to late spring. In the fall, the foliage transitions to a deep orange hue.

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