Rarely requires fertilizing
capricious growing habit
evergreen tree with flat sprays of feathery
A self-pollinating variety that can be a good pollinator for other cherry varieties
fruit-like cones
Prunus incisa 'Cunera' | Cherry Blossom 'Cunera' - 100-120cm, 7lt Semi-dwarf Rarely requires fertilizingPrunus incisa 'Cunera' is a dwarf, upright, slow growing, deciduous, ornamental, flowering cherry tree with beautiful, simple, cup shaped, light pink to white flowers blooming in March and April. Oval, green leaves are deep purple in spring, and attractive yellow and orange in autumn. Flowers are followed by small, dark red fruits in June. Attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds. Prunus incisa 'Cunera' can grow in a wide range of soils, as long as