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Prunus nipponica - Japanese Alpine Cherry

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Prunus nipponica is an exquisite accent to any landscape, boasting an enviable combination of alluring aesthetics and hardy attributes. Known as the Japanese Alpine Cherry, this deciduous tree is celebrated for its vibrant spring spectacle; deep pink blossoms adorning dark green foliage. Its versatility shines brightly in the fall, as cool winds usher in an eye-catching color transformation, turning the leaves into hues of orange-yellow that enrich your outdoor canvas. Standing up to 25 feet tall at maturity, the Japanese Alpine Cherry enjoys full sun to partial shade, and flourishes in well-drained, moist soil. Witness a burst of life in your garden as its small, red, cherry-like fruits, although not for human consumption, invite a flurry of bird activity. Experience year-round beauty and natural interaction with the captivating Prunus nipponica in your residential gardens and parklands.

  • Size: Up to 25 feet tall
  • Flowers: Deep pink blossoms in spring
  • Foliage: Dark green leaves, turning orange-yellow in fall
  • Water usage: Moderate, prefers well-drained, moist soil
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Fruit: Inedible, small, red cherry-like fruits, attractive to birds
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