the prunus subhirtella "autumnalis", commonly known as autumn ornamental cherry, is a deciduous tree known for its unusual flowering. during autumn and winter, this tree surprises with the flowering of delicate pink or white flowers, creating a suggestive contrast with the winter landscape. with green leaves dark that turn yellow in autumn, the tree offers a show of diversified colors. appreciated for its ability to flourish even in the coldest seasons, prunus subhirtella "autumnalis"is a popular choice for gardens and parks looking for a touch of winter beauty.
flowering: one of the most distinctive features
of this variety of cherry is its ability to bloom during
winter months, often between November and March, depending on the climate.
this winter flowering adds a touch of color and interest
visual when many other plants are in a state of rest.
flowers: flowers are generally small and can
vary from pink to white. winter flowering is often
considerable, creating a pleasant effect.
leaves: the leaves of this variety of cherry are of
oval shape and dark green color. the bearing of the tree can
be compact and round.
height: usually reaches moderate heights, making it
suitable for gardens and more limited spaces. can be used
as an ornamental tree in urban landscapes.
adaptability:is generally resistant and
adaptable to various types of soils. However, it thrives better in soils
Well drained.
fruit:produce small red fruits, although these are usually not
particularly ornamental or intended for human consumption.
this plant is native to Japan. its introduction in many regions of the world has been guided by its ability to provide floral interest also in the winter months.