
Prunus incisa 'Kojo-No-Mai,' also known as Fuji Cherry, takes center stage as a herald of spring. This beloved ornamental cherry tree awakens early in the season, gracing your garden with a vibrant display of delicate white blossoms elegantly tinged with pink. The exquisite blooms serve as a bee magnet, playing a vital role as a crucial early nectar source. Unlike its larger cherry counterparts, 'Kojo-No-Mai' boasts a tidy, compact shrub-like form, making it the perfect choice for smaller or low-maintenance gardens.With a height and spread of 250cm (98.4 inches), it's an excellent addition to cottage gardens, low-maintenance landscapes, or as a stunning specimen plant Features and Benefits Proud recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit Springs to life early in the season with delicate pink-tinted white blossoms Draws in bees and serves as an essential source of early nectar Compact, neat shrub ideal for small or low-maintenance gardens Showcases a captivating autumn foliage display in shades of orange and red Perfect for cottage gardens, low-maintenance landscapes, and as a specimen plant Offers year-round visual interest and appeal Stands at an impressive height and spread of 250cm (98.4 inches) Specifications Colour: Red Model Number: 66411 Hardy Shrub Flowering Period: Spring Sun/Shade: Full Sun Dimensions Max Height: 250cm Max Spread: 250cm
Price: £35.99 from Robert Dyas
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| Robert Dyas | £35.99 | Visit Store |
This popular Fuji cherry bursts into life in early spring when much of the garden is still dormant, with a flamboyant show of delicate white blossoms tinted with pink. The pretty blooms are highly attractive to bees and an important source of early nectar....
This popular Fuji Cherry bursts into life in early spring when much of the garden is still dormant, with a flamboyant show of delicate white blossoms tinted with pink. The pretty blooms are highly attractive to bees and an important source of early nectar....
This popular Fuji Cherry bursts into life in early spring when much of the garden is still dormant, with a flamboyant show of delicate white blossoms tinted with pink. The pretty blooms are highly attractive to bees and an important source of early nectar....