Cerasus pseudo-cerasus

Cerasus pseudo-cerasus ,Karamizakura (Cerasus pseudo-cerasus) is a species of cold-hardy deciduous shrub of the cherry family Rosaceae, native to China. The fruits of this variety are edible. The tree is 3 to 4 meters tall and stands on stumps, with aerial roots coming out from the lower part of the trunk and grayish-brown bark. The leaves are oblong-oval in shape with heavily serrated margins and alternate leaflets after flowering. In early spring, it produces 2 to 3 clusters of small, single, white to light red flowers (2 cm in diameter) with long stamens. The tree can be planted in gardens or potted for viewing. The fruits are edible as "cherries," but they are slightly acidic, so "Wild Cherry or Sweet Cherry(Prunus avium)" fruits are now distributed.

Common name: Prunus pseudo-cerasus, scientific name: Cerasus pseudo-cerasus, synonym: Prunus pseudo-cerasus, Place of origin: China, Height: 3-4 m, Bark: grayish brown, Young branches: with fine hairs, Petiole: with 2 nectar glands on the top, Leaf development time: after flowering, Leaf texture: pubescent along the main veins on the underside, Leaf length: 4-10 cm, apex and base round, Leaf shape: oblong-oval, Leaf margin: heavily serrate, Phyllotaxy: alternate, Flowering time: March-early April, Inflorescence form: umbel; color: white to pale red; style: single, flat open; number of petals: 5; flower size: small; flower diameter: 2 cm; number of flowers per inflorescence: 2-4; stamens: long, numerous; calyx tube: cruciform, lobes not recurved; fruiting season: May to June; fruit diameter: 1-1.5 cm; fruit color: red; flesh: sweet and sour; characteristic: long stamens; uses Characteristics: long stamens, uses: garden planting, potted, cherries.

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