The Frank P Matthews 'Blushing Bride' Prunus Tree is a charming small ornamental cherry tree, perfect for compact gardens and borders. With its soft white semi-double blossoms in May and tidy bushy form, it offers beautiful seasonal interest with minimal maintenance. Key Features: Compact size – ideal for small gardens or container growing Semi-double white blossoms – elegant spring display in May Bushy habit – natural rounded shape with good structure Hardy and adaptable – tolerant of clay and chalk soils Easy to care for – requires only occasional replacement pruning Deciduous foliage – adds seasonal interest throughout the year Description: The 'Blushing Bride' Prunus tree from Frank P Matthews is a stunning addition to any garden, prized for its soft white, semi-double flowers that bloom gracefully in May. The fresh green foliage forms a dense, bushy canopy, giving this deciduous tree a well-rounded, structured shape that’s attractive even after flowering has finished. Its small size and upright bushy growth habit make it ideal for patios, smaller spaces, or even feature planting in mixed borders. As a low-maintenance tree, it requires little pruning aside from occasional shaping and adapts well to both clay and chalky soils. Whether you're seeking spring colour or a compact ornamental tree that suits a range of conditions, the 'Blushing Bride' delivers reliable beauty and year-round appeal. Specifications: Type: Deciduous ornamental tree Size: Small Tree shape: Bush / bushy Leaf colour: Green Flower colour: White Flower type: Semi-double Flowering month: May Soil tolerance: Clay and chalk tolerant Pruning: Replacement prune as required Care Tips: Plant in full sun or light dappled shade for best flowering Water regularly during the first growing season Mulch in spring to retain moisture and suppress weeds Bring elegance to your outdoor space with the 'Blushing Bride' Prunus Tree – a low-maintenance, high-impact ornamental cherry perfect for smaller UK gardens. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.
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