Prunus 'Umineko' Osmanthus armatus but increasingly enjoyed as an

but increasingly enjoyed as an ornamental tree due to its dark bark

Prune once to twice a year to preserve a nice

Although the white flowers are very small

Flat far-reaching roots

In its native North America this is a large and important timber tree

Prunus 'Umineko' Osmanthus armatus but increasingly enjoyed as anThe name 'Umeniko', which is Japanese for seagull, is reflected in the pure white blossoms that cover the tree in mid to late April. The leaves emerge during the flowering giving light green hints in the sea of white. In autumn the tree puts on a fiery display with colours of orange, red and purple. Best in full sun and moist fertile loam. Hardy.