Cerasus 'Karabashi'

Cerasus serrulata ‘Shujaku’

Flower name
Cerasus 'Karabashi'
Scientific name
Cerasus serrulata ‘Shujaku’
Alias桜, シュジャク, スジャク, スザク
Place of originChina
Place of floweringGarden, Botanical Gardens, Park
Flowering seasonApril

What is Cerasus 'Karabashi'

Cerasus 'Karabashi' (scientific name: Cerasus 'Karabashi') is a horticultural variety of the Karamizakura (Cerasus pseudo-cerasus) family, derived from wild Brazilian individuals. The tree is 3-4 m tall with grayish-brown bark and ovate leaves with heavily serrated margins. It has 5 petals, white to light red in color, single-petaled, flat-open flowers, and small flowers about 2 cm in diameter that bloom from March to April. The stamens are long and conspicuous. It can be planted in the garden or in potted plants.

Common name: Cerasus 'Karabashi', Scientific name: Cerasus 'Karabashi', Origin: Brazil, Height: 3-4 m, Bark: grayish brown, Leaf shape: ovate, Leaf margin: heavily serrated, Flower size: small
Flower color: white to light red; Diameter: 2 cm; Blooming: single, flat open; Number of petals: 5; Flowering season: March to April; Characteristics: long stamens; Uses: garden planting, potted planting.

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