Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii' Screening be scrubbed to restore its

be scrubbed to restore its brilliant white colour

wide-spreading to vase-shaped in the crown

double flowers in dense clusters ranged all along the sinous arching branches

This peculiar American native is not related to apples or oranges

Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii' Screening be scrubbed to restore itsThis cultivar was introduced to France in 1880. It was obtained from the Shah of Iran's head gardener Monseigneaur Pissard at Tabris. It has dark purple brown, ovate leaves and very pale pink spring flowers occationally followed by plum like red or yellow fruits. Extremely popular garden tree, can also be clipped into an attrative, unusal hedge. H6