Prunus incisa 'Mikinori'

Ideal for providing colour and interest in spring, particularly in smaller gardens. In March and April, Prunus incisa 'Mikinori' produces an abundance of pink-white, semi-double blooms that will cloak its stems. Fresh green foliage emerges once the flowers have faded, which in autumn will transform to warm red and golden tones, adding magnificent seasonal interest. Grown as a large rounded shrub or small tree, this compact flowering cherry can be grown in a large container in limited growing spaces and makes a spectacular stand-alone specimen. Height: 400cm (157). Spread: 300cm (118).