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Prunus eminens Umbraculifera 20 Litre Pot 200cm Stem

Prunus eminens Umbraculifera 20 Litre Pot 200cm Stem

Prunus × eminens 'Umbraculifera'
A small, dense, deciduous cherry tree with a distinctive rounded crown and abundant pink spring flowers
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Hardiness
Winter Hardy
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About Prunus eminens Umbraculifera 20 Litre Pot 200cm Stem

Prunus eminens ‘Umbraculifera’ – Dwarf Rounded Cherry

Description
Prunus eminens ‘Umbraculifera’ is a compact ornamental cherry tree notable for its dense, globe-shaped crown. In spring, it produces clusters of soft pink flowers that contrast beautifully with the glossy green foliage.

Its tidy, rounded form makes it perfect as a specimen tree in small gardens, courtyards, or as part of street and avenue plantings. Hardy and low-maintenance, ‘Umbraculifera’ thrives in a variety of soils and garden conditions.

Size & Growth
Typically grows 3–5 m tall and wide, maintaining a dense, spherical habit over many years.

Growing Conditions
Thrives in full sun to partial shade, in fertile, well-drained soil. Tolerates clay and urban conditions.

Why Choose Prunus eminens ‘Umbraculifera’?

  • Globe-Shaped Habit – Dense, rounded crown provides year-round structure.

  • Spectacular Spring Flowers – Soft pink blooms in early spring.

  • Compact & Decorative – Ideal for small gardens, courtyards, or street planting.

  • Hardy & Low Maintenance – Reliable and adaptable.

Planting & Care Guide

Position: Full sun to partial shade for best flowering and foliage colour.
Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil; tolerates clay and urban soils.
Watering: Water during establishment; drought-tolerant once mature.
Feeding: Light spring fertiliser if soil is poor.
Pruning: Minimal; remove dead or crossing branches after flowering to maintain shape.

Design & Planting Ideas

  • Use as a specimen tree in small gardens or courtyards.

  • Plant in rows for street or avenue planting.

  • Combine with perennials or low shrubs for layered seasonal interest.

  • Ideal for formal, low-maintenance, or ornamental garden schemes.

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