Prunus mume 'The Geisha', commonly known as Japanese Apricot, is a deciduous tree celebrated for its delightful fragrance and early winter blooms. Its semi-double, rose-pink flowers appear on bare branches from mid-winter to early spring, brightening gardens during the cooler months. This compact tree grows to approximately 4 metres in height and 3 metres in spread over 10 years, making it an excellent choice for small to medium-sized gardens, courtyards, and urban landscapes across New Zealand.
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