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(Japanes X American plum) Medium to large fruit is firm, spicy, sweet and flavorful. Reddish orange skin with yellow flesh. Good pollinator for Japanese and American plums. Late summer ripening. Exceptionally hardy selection. Self fruitful. |
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0434
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'Stella' has dark fruits similar to 'Lambert', but is ripe a few days earlier. This cultivar is self fertile and a good pollinator for many other cherries. Most varieties require a second tree for cross pollination. 'Stella' is a good pollinator for other cherries. |
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Prunus cerasifera ‘Mt. St. Helen’s’ |
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0410
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This ornamental Plum is a hardy, rapid grower. The foliage is a deep purple color in summer, the new growth is a bit lighter. |
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'Montmorency' Tart Cherry has long been recognized as the standard of the tart cherry industry. The fruit is bright red, medium in size and have a clear, juicy flesh. The trees are self-fruitful, winter hardy, very productive and ripen in late June. |
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Beautiful little tree that grows only 6-8 feet tall but produces full size fruit. This wonderful North Star pie cherry produces incredibly large, sour fruit with light red skin, perfect for pies and pastries. North Star is self-fruitful and does not need a pollinator, but will do even better by planting two. Grow in average, medium moisture, well drained soil in full sun. Prefers moisture-retentive soils with good drainage. No tolerance for wet soils. Produces one crop per year of large, bright red, sour cherries with yellow flesh. Cherries ripen in June (zone 5) - great for pies! |
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Prunus cistena |
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A very popular shrub that keeps deep purple foliage all season long. |
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Prunus cistena
‘Big Cis’ |
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A sport of Prunus cistena, with larger leaves and twice the growth rate. A rounded, dense small tree. |
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Prunus
glandulosa |
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Double pink flowers borne along the stems in early spring. Best used in borders, and combined with other shrubs. |
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A hardy fruit tree with showy fragrant white flowers in spring and small tasty golden fruit in late summer, great for cooking; spreading tree, quite ornamental too; needs full sun, well-drained soil and a pollinator. The smooth gray bark is not particularly outstanding. This tree is excellent for fresh eating, cooking and baking and making jams and jellies, but can be messy if allowed to drop on the lawn or walkways. |
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Prunus serrulata ‘Kwanzan’ |
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0405
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Spectacular bloomer with double pink, fluffy looking flowers in spring. |
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Prunus
subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ |
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0404 |
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Spreading tree with deep pink flowers in spring, and sporadic flowering in fall. Slender, delicate branches create a fine textured outline in winter. |
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Prunus subhirtella ‘Plena Rosea’ |
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0426
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Graceful, pendulous habit with long lasting double pink blooms. Usually grown on a standard. |
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Redhaven peach is an extremely popular peach. Redhaven ripens early in the season. It has a wonderful red color over a yellow background. The flesh is yellow with a little red near the pit. It is juicy, sweet, and very tasty. The tree is one of the more hardy varieties, very productive, and has good resistance to bacteria spot. Can be used for all purposes. Harvest early August. |
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Prunus
virginiana ‘Canada Red Select’ |
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Height: 20-25' 0407
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Unusual ornamental, leafing out bright green, turning red as leaves mature. White flowers and vigorous growth make this an outstanding choice. |
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Prunus x ‘Snowfountain’ |
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0435
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Cascading branches with numerous white flowers. Grown on its own trunk or as a standard. |
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Prunus yedoensis |
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Height: 40' 0436
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Nice form with abundance of white flowers. Well known as the famous cherry blossom tree of Washington D.C. |
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