Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' Batch No:171538 The corky bark is attractive

The corky bark is attractive but its main glory is in autumn when the leaves turn red

Leaves emerge dark purple in spring and fade somewhat to a purple-green over summer

tall hedging or a garden focal point

A beautifull shrub or tree with long-blooming lilac-pink flowers opening after a warm

'Obelisk' offers a more upright and compact form making it highly suitable for street planting or more narrow locations

Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' Batch No:171538 The corky bark is attractiveDeciduous. A small, dainty tree with semi double blush to pale pink flowers through winter and offering good autumn colour. Its natural habit is somewhat spreading with a light semi transparent crown. Often seen as a mop head which gives a more uniform round crown in leaf, but can be less attractive in winter. Tolerant of most soils.