Last Updated Novermber 12, 2011 All material copywrite protected.
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PINCHERRY Prunus pensylvanica The Pincherry is a small, upright oval shaped tree which is valued for its fruit and its bright orange fall colour. It occurs naturally at sunny dry edges of clearings. Small Tree: Height 5m (18ft). Foliage: Green leaves are long narrow and pointed, course textured. Flowers: Small white flowers are produced freely. Quite showy. Fruit: Small bright red cherries are born freely in small corymbs. Great for jellies and wines. The birds like them too. Fall Colour: Bright orange. Comments: This is a native plant which should be used more. Its shape, fruit, and fall colour make it very special. Unfortunately, it does have a tendency to sucker. | |||||||||