Pink Blossom Time with Double Pink Flowering Plum

Pink Blossom Time with Double Pink Flowering Plum

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Posted 2015-08-24 by Jenny Esotsfollow
It's nearly spring and blossom is blooming. A most vivid blossom is appearing known as Double Pink Flowering Plum or Prunus Blieriana. These trees can light up a grey day, the soft fluffy blossoms are a riot of pink.



This blossom has a delicate fragrance with soft pink bunches of flowers in proliferation over bare branches. This is a sterile flowering tree, it will not produce fruit.



This tree grows to about 4 to 5 metres high and around 3.5 metres wide. It is usually likes a sunny spot but will also bloom in shade. It looks great when planted in groupings i.e. along a driveway. It's listed as being non invasive and it will not compete aggressively with under plantings and poses little danger to footings, paving or driveways.& #8232 ;



After the spring blossom finishes, the tree is covered with reddish claret coloured foliage that hardens off to brownish bronze colour. These plants are hardy and adaptable small shade trees well suited to Adelaide's climate. Once established they are low water use trees.



Step outside and take a look around your neighbourhood, you may have the privilege of seeing a blaze of pink blossoms. Available in all good nurseries including Newman's Nursery in Tea Tree Gully.

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