Prunus 'Amanogawa' Batch No:175753 Also attractive as groupings or

Also attractive as groupings or planted as single landscape specimen

and parkland planting

It grows best on lime-rich soils and will thrive on chalk

providing the same glossy green summer foliage and orange-gold autumn tones but in a more compact and structured form

their fragrance is powerful enough to perfume the air for several days

Prunus 'Amanogawa' Batch No:175753 Also attractive as groupings orThe Japanese name means 'celestial river', which aptly describes this rigidly narrow upright tree. When covered with clusters of pale pink, fragrant flowers in spring the analogy becomes very plausible. Leaves unfold bronze, turning green in summer and red to orange in autumn. A very appropriate tree for restricted spaces. Hardy.