Prunus subhirtella 'Whitcomb'
- Common Name - Whitcomb cherry
- Botanical Name - Prunus subhirtella 'Whitcomb'
- Family - Rosaceae
- Bud - opposite
- Stem/Bark - lightly fissured, brown
- Leaf - simple, ovate shape, rounded base, acuminate apex, undulating margin
- Flower - umbel inflorescence, big, showy, pink/white, fragrant, February - March
- Fruit - pome, apricot, edible, June - July
- Habit - upright, irregular
- Form - round, horizontal
- Size - 4-6 m
- Culture - full sun/part shade/wind protection, well drained soil
- Use - specimen plant, mixed shrub border
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