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5ft Tibetan Cherry Tree | Prunus Serrula | Bare Root | 2 Years Old
- Features shiny, coppery-red bark that peels in translucent strips, providing vibrant colour and texture, especially in winter.
- In spring, clusters of small white flowers bloom, attracting bees and other pollinators.
- Dark green leaves emerge after the flowers, turning a beautiful golden yellow in autumn.
- A low-maintenance and pollution-tolerant tree, making it ideal for large lawns or roadsides.
- Reaches an eventual height of up to eight metres, perfect for planting where it can be viewed from a window.
- Chinese folklore suggests hanging a branch above your door on New Year's Day to ward off evil.
$47.95
5ft Tibetan Cherry Tree | Prunus Serrula | Bare Root | 2 Years Old—
$47.95
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5ft Tibetan Cherry Tree | Prunus Serrula | Bare Root | 2 Years Old
- Features shiny, coppery-red bark that peels in translucent strips, providing vibrant colour and texture, especially in winter.
- In spring, clusters of small white flowers bloom, attracting bees and other pollinators.
- Dark green leaves emerge after the flowers, turning a beautiful golden yellow in autumn.
- A low-maintenance and pollution-tolerant tree, making it ideal for large lawns or roadsides.
- Reaches an eventual height of up to eight metres, perfect for planting where it can be viewed from a window.
- Chinese folklore suggests hanging a branch above your door on New Year's Day to ward off evil.
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- Features shiny, coppery-red bark that peels in translucent strips, providing vibrant colour and texture, especially in winter.
- In spring, clusters of small white flowers bloom, attracting bees and other pollinators.
- Dark green leaves emerge after the flowers, turning a beautiful golden yellow in autumn.
- A low-maintenance and pollution-tolerant tree, making it ideal for large lawns or roadsides.
- Reaches an eventual height of up to eight metres, perfect for planting where it can be viewed from a window.
- Chinese folklore suggests hanging a branch above your door on New Year's Day to ward off evil.
