Prunus incisa ‘February Pink’
Properties
Maximum height
5~5m
Crown shape
Broad, pyramidal
Crown structure
Semi-open
Autumn colour
Orange, red, red orange
Flower colour
Light pink
Bark or twigs
Brown, grey
Prunus incisa ‘February Pink’
Multi-trunk trees
Trees and feathered trees
| Size | Shape | Root condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
|
200-250 cm m
|
Solitair | Wired rootball | € 299,00 |
|
250-300 cm m
|
Solitair | Wired rootball | € 345,00 |
|
300-350 cm m
|
Solitair | Wired rootball | € 430,00 |
|
350-400 cm m
|
Solitair | Wired rootball | € 505,00 |
|
400-450 cm m
|
Solitair | Wired rootball | € 904,00 |
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| Size | Shape | Root condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
|
12/14 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball | € 194,00 |
|
14/16 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball | € 205,00 |
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16/18 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball | € 277,00 |
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Properties
Autumn colour
Orange, red, red orange
Bark or twigs
Brown, grey
Crown shape
Broad, pyramidal
Crown structure
Semi-open
Disease resistance
Good
Edible parts
No
Evergreen
No
Flower colour
Light pink
Flower period
January until march
Fruit colour
Black, brown, purple
Growth rate
Medium
Hardening
Closed
Hardiness zone
6
Heat-resistant
Yes
Host plant
Bees
Leaf colour
Green
Leaf shape
Broad, double serrated, puntig, single
Leafy
No
Light requirement
Sun
Location
Small garden, terrace
Maximum height
5~5m
Native to Belgium
No
PH preference
Neutral
Root system
Extensive
Scented
No
Shape
High stem, multi-trunk
Soil humidity
Moist
Soil type
Humus-rich, kalkrijk, vruchtbare grond
Striking bloom
Yes
Striking fruit
No
Toxic parts
Usually not toxic to humans
Wind sensitive
Yes
