| Cherry - Amur - Ming |
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| Identical to the Goldrush Amur Cherry except for having dark Burgandy Bark |
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| Ming Cherry Tree Bark |
| Botanical (latin) name: | Prunus Maackii 'P.kerrasis' |
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| Zone | 2b |
| Height 25 ft (8m) | Spread 20ft (6m) |
| Summer leaf color - green | Fall leaf colour - Yellow |
| Berries black edible but small | Bark - burgundy exfoliating |
| Blossoms - Innocuous | Fragrance - None |
| Habit - Upright round | Placement - full sun, no standing water |
| Why would you want this tree? | Spectacular winter colour, attracts birds |
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Description:
Prunus maackii, commonly called the Manchurian cherry or Amur chokecherry, is a species of cherry native to Korea and both banks of the Amur River, in Manchuria in northeastern China, and Amur Oblast and Primorye in southeastern Russia. The Amur cherry grows best in moist well drained soils that receive full sunlight. Although the Amur cherry can tolerate extreme cold, it does very poorly in high heat conditions. The innocuous flowers are non fragrant and produce tiny (5mm)cherries that are wolfed down by many species of songbirds The Ming Amur Cherry is identical to the Goldrush Amur Cherry except for having burgundy exfoliating bark instead of coppery orange bark. The Ming Amur Cherry is a fast growing hybrid cultivar selected for improved resistance to frost cracking. The mature size is about 8m (25ft) tall by about 6m (20ft)wide. The tree has dark green foliage and burgundy exfoliating bark for winter colour. |
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| Price last updated on Feb 02, 2014 | Listing of Ornamental_Trees |
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