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Prunus Serrulata Shirofugen

Prunus Shirofugen

Prunus Shirofugen is a striking deciduous tree known for its large clusters of white blossoms that gradually mature to a soft pink, creating a spectacular floral display in spring. Its upright, rounded growth habit and moderate size make it an excellent addition to medium and large gardens, parks, and streetscapes throughout New Zealand. This variety is well-adapted to local conditions and offers reliable flowering with relatively low maintenance needs.

  • Suited to regions:
    All regions
  • Plant type:
    Trees
  • Height:
    5.00 m
  • Spread:
    5.00 m
  • Flowering time:
    Spring
  • Garden uses:
    Parks, Specimen
  • Garden styles:
    Alpine, Architectural, Backyard, City & Courtyard, Frontyard, Japanese, Modern

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