'Umineko' Japanese Cherry Blossom Tree

'Umineko' Japanese Cherry Blossom Tree'Umineko' is a striking, upright cherry blossom that produces showy white flowers (approximately 2. 5 5cm in size) and attractive green foliage which becomes red and orange during the autumn months Flowers comprising five silk white, notched petals and alluring crimson centres bloom readily in small clusters in April Columnar in nature, and with upswept branches, this variety is a fabulous choice for smaller spaces Like most cherry blossom varieties,

The billowing double white blooms of 'Duchess of Edinburgh' make a magnificent addition to any garden

Pink Pearl produces a single central spike or raceme with multitudes of star-shaped flowers

Prunus 'Umineko' was first grown by acclaimed gardener (and authority on all things cherry blossom)

that’s exactly what you can do

With its irregularly-variegated light green foliage

this planter will be able to accommodate thanks to its pluggable drainage hole

When the blooming and growing cycle has finished

Needing only a little annual pruning to retain its compact patio shape

‘Braeburn Hillwell’ is a sport (genetic mutation) of ‘Braeburn’

upright and silver-striped grass-like foliage

trimming them down to a single leaf beyond the cluster of leaves at the base of the current year’s growth (often called the basal cluster)

some varieties have mottled foliage and typically with one bloom per bulb