Prunus jacquemontii Afghan Bush Cherry Tree Cryptomeria Leptospermum scoparium 'Kiwi'

Leptospermum scoparium 'Kiwi'

The smaller red amoenum leaves and upright stature make this Japanese maple something to be desired

Originating from a witches' broom discovered by Doug Wilson at the University of Oregon

but the amazing fall color of Acer pseudosieboldianum

'Winter Gold' was found as a chance seedling by the late Peter Douwsma and named by Arnold Teese of Yasmina Rare Plant Nursery in Australia

Prunus jacquemontii Afghan Bush Cherry Tree Cryptomeria Leptospermum scoparium 'Kiwi'Prunus jacquemontii Afghan Bush Cherry Tree Zones 6 9 Prunus jacquemontii is a beautiful dwarf flowering shrub for your landscape and garden. Often referred to as an Afghan Bush Cherry, Prunus jacquemontii produces bright pink flowers that cover the branches in early spring. Prunus jacquemontii is self pollinating, and red cherries often follow the blooms. Prunus jacquemontii tree may reach 3 5 ft in height and 2 4 ft in width in 10 years when planted