Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' Batch No:171538 acid-to-neutral soil to thrive and

acid-to-neutral soil to thrive and tolerates clay and pollution well

The berries are accompanied by a stunning canopy of vibrant reds and oranges

very gradually expanding in height and spread over many years to form the magnificent bowl shaped yew traditionally found in churchyards

The dark green foliage is similar to the species and turns a beautiful deep red to scarlet red in autumn

Planting in the vicinity of other apple or crabapple trees which flower at a similar time (i

Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' Batch No:171538 acid-to-neutral soil to thrive andDeciduous. 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.