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 'Wadae'

Prunus 'Washino-o'

Prunus 'White Cloud'

Prunus 'Woodfield Cluster'

Prunus 'Yae-murasaki'

Prunus 'Yae-murasaki-zakura'

Prunus 'Yakima' (C/D)

Prunus 'Yellowsweet X' (F)

Prunus 'Yokihi'

Prunus 'Zaiterin'

Prunus 'Zaiterla'PBR

Prunus 'Zwetsche Large' (C)

Prunus Angel's Blush ('Taizo')

Prunus Aprikyra (Cherrycot Series) (F)

Prunus Aprisali (Aprium Series) (F)

Prunus Aprium Series (F)

This deciduous ornamental cherry features a shrubby form, typically growing to a height of around 1.5 meters. It showcases upright branches adorned with small, oval-shaped green foliage. In early spring, before the leaves emerge, it produces single flowers that range from pale to mid-pink.

Prunus Easter Bonnet ('Comet'PBR)

Prunus Ferbleue

Prunus First Blush ('Jfs Kw14'PBR)

Prunus Frilly Frock ('Fpmspl') is a compact, weeping cherry tree that develops slowly and offers visual appeal throughout three seasons. In early spring, it produces abundant white blossoms, followed by foliage that features dark green centers and light green edges. As autumn approaches, the leaves transform into shades of red, orange, and yellow.

Prunus Frilly Frock ('Fpmspl') (v)

Prunus Gisela 13 ('Gi 14813'PBR)

Prunus Goris Gold ('Goris11' PBR) is a robust evergreen shrub with a compact, bushy growth habit. Its upright branches showcase glossy green foliage, while new growth emerges in a vivid golden green, gradually maturing to a deeper shade. In May, the plant produces upright clusters of small white flowers, which give way to clusters of black berries in the autumn months.

Prunus Goris Gold ('Goris11'PBR)

Prunus Miracot Series (F)

Prunus Pink Cascade ('Ncph1'PBR)

Prunus Pink Flair ('Jfs-kw58')

Prunus Pink Snow Showers ('Pisnshzam')

Deciduous tree featuring a pyramidal shape, reaching approximately 8 meters in height. In spring, it showcases new foliage that is bronze, transitioning to green during the summer months, and then shifting to orange-red and yellow hues in autumn. The tree produces abundant, fragrant white flowers in early spring, appearing before the leaves emerge.

Prunus Royal Flame ('Mieke')

Prunus Sato Zakura Group

Prunus Snow Fountains ('Snofozam')

Prunus Super Star ('Sunecteight')

Prunus Taoflora Red ('Mintao13') is a rapidly growing deciduous peach tree that reaches heights of approximately 3 to 4 meters. In spring, it showcases numerous dark red buds that open into large, double, fragrant flowers with a raspberry-red hue. Following the blooming period, green foliage emerges, transforming into vibrant red tones as autumn approaches. By late summer into early autumn, the tree produces small, furry, white-fleshed fruits that are edible if specifically cultivated for that purpose. This variety exhibits greater frost resilience and disease resistance compared to many others. It can withstand pruning post-bloom, allowing for either a natural form or a more structured shape, such as a sphere or cube. This tree is well-suited for patio containers, particularly in sheltered areas protected from strong winds.

Prunus Taoflora Red ('Mintao13')

Prunus Wisley seedling

Prunus Zwetsche type No 11 (C)

Prunus acuminata

Prunus aff. herincquiana

Prunus aff. serotina

Prunus aff. undulata

Prunus africana

Prunus alleghaniensis

Prunus americana

Prunus amygdalus 'Nanopac'PBR

Prunus amygdalus amara

Prunus andersonii

Prunus angustifolia typically grows as a sizable shrub that can form suckers if unmanaged, though it can also be pruned into a small tree reaching heights of up to 6 meters. The young branches feature a glossy red-brown bark, while the foliage consists of narrow, dark green leaves that have a shiny appearance. In early spring, before the leaves emerge, the plant produces small white flowers. These are succeeded by bright red fruit, approximately 1 cm in diameter, which are sour but edible and ripen to a yellow hue by late summer.

Prunus angustifolia

Prunus apetala (D)

Prunus arabica

Prunus armeniaca is a compact tree that typically reaches a height of up to 8 meters. Its leaves are mid-green, featuring a rounded base and a pointed tip. In early to mid-spring, before the leaves unfurl, the tree produces flowers that can be white or exhibit a hint of pink, measuring up to 2 centimeters in diameter. These are succeeded by juicy fruits that are yellow-orange with a red blush. Numerous cultivated varieties of apricot have originated from this species, showcasing its agricultural importance.

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