Prunus incisa, 'Kojo No Mai', Contorted Fuji Cherry Species Rhododendron so are good for clumps

so are good for clumps and forests

moderately fertile

and it seems that google searches yield inconsistent images of it

while the flowers are a nectar source for early pollinators

deciduous shrub with excellent autumn foliage and beautiful

Prunus incisa, 'Kojo No Mai', Contorted Fuji Cherry Species Rhododendron so are good for clumpsUSDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 5 Native Range: Japan Soil: Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions. Light: Full sun to part shade. Height in the Garden: 5' to 8' Attributes: A shrub form of Fuji cherry with tiny leaves and stems growing in a zig zag pattern with short internodes. Abundant, white to light pink flowers in spring. My plants are flowering age. Brilliant orange and red foliage in autumn. Very easy to grow. Notes: Excellent for bonsai with its