The schmittii can be recognized by its distinctive shiny brownish-red bark with horizontal stripes. Especially in autumn, this tree is at its most beautiful with bright yellow-orange leaves. This ornamental cherry also grows no taller than 10 feet and fits well in small gardens and narrow streets.
| Beschikbaar in: | Bare root, Wire clod |
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| Toepassing: | Large gardens, Solitary, Squares and parks, Streets, Trees in containers, Trees on roofs |
| Groeiplaatscondities: | (Semi-)shade, Dry (sandy) soil, Normal bottom, Sunny |
| Groeiwijze: | Vase-shaped / cone-shaped |
| Bloeikleur | White |
| Volwassen hoogte: | Second size trees 6-12 m |
| Herkomst: | crossing of Prunus avium and Prunus canescens in 1923 |
| Bodem: | endures hardening, well-drained not too wet soil type |
| Bloemen: | inconspicuous pale pink flowers (April-May) |
| Vruchten: | few to no fruits |
| Omgevingsfactoren: | high water table reduces vitality, increasing risk of disease |
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