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Prunus sargentii | Sargent cherry | North Japanese hill cherry
Prunus sargentii | Sargent cherry | North Japanese hill cherry
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Plant Description
Prunus sargentii, commonly called Sargent cherry, is a striking ornamental cherry native to East Asia. This beautiful cherry tree thrives in temperate climates and is admired for its vibrant pink blossoms that appear in early spring. People appreciate Prunus sargentii cherry for its dense canopy and smooth bark, which adds texture and color to gardens and parks. Its natural origin includes Korea, making it a prized species among cherry enthusiasts.
The Prunus sargentii cherry offers a stunning display of flowers followed by small, bright fruits. Gardeners value this tree for its robust growth and resistance to pests. The tree's leaves emerge bronze and mature to a rich green, providing seasonal interest. Known as the Korean cherry, it stands out among other ornamental cherry trees due to its hardiness and elegant shape.
- Produces vivid pink flowers in early spring
- Features smooth, reddish-brown bark
- Has broad, ovate leaves that turn yellow in fall
- Grows with a dense, rounded canopy
- Originates from Korea and other East Asian regions
The Sargent cherry is a valuable addition to landscapes seeking seasonal color and texture. This Cherry tree native to Korea blends ornamental beauty with botanical interest. Its well-defined form and colorful blooms ensure it remains a favorite among cherry tree lovers. Whether planted as a specimen or in groups, Prunus sargentii adds charm and elegance throughout the year.
IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.
Botanical family: Rosaceae
Botanical genus: Prunus
Botanical species: Prunus sargentii
SKU:WP-2633-S
Cultivation
Cultivation
Info and Disclaimers
Info and Disclaimers
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Grafted/Not Grafted: Not Grafted
Disclaimer: Be aware that most plants change across seasons. If present foliage, could have been fallen or change in its color.
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