Prunus serrula

Prunus serrulaPrunus serrula Tibetica is always a winner! In winter, it is convincing with its appealing bark colour, and in the spring with its white flowers. It is a large shrub or small tree that grows up to 5m high; often forming multi stemmed, loose broad crown. The crown grows more asymmetrical in maturity, dense and branched in a shrub like fashion. The genus Prunus is one of the most diverse, and Prunus serrula has the most spectacular mahogany brown bark

Anniversary Gift is a part of the division 2

a great sentimental treasure

Like most birch trees

Gorgeous blooms to use for romantic and showy cut flowers for lovely flower arrangements

they are pure white in colour

the tree can withstand very low temperatures as it is very frost hardy

it's just the flurries of pompom-like

south-facing garden

An incredibly charming crabapple cultivar

surrounded by deep cool pink petals fading to baby pink at the tips

it is at its best when eaten right away however it will last in the fridge for up to a week

Add to that the lovely floral fragrance and you begin to understand why it's such a favourite