Nishinomiya-gongendaira zakura

Prunus lannesiana 'Nishinomiya-gongendaira'

Flower name
Nishinomiya-gongendaira zakura
Scientific name
Prunus lannesiana 'Nishinomiya-gongendaira'
Alias桜
Place of originJapan
Place of floweringGarden, Park
Flowering seasonApril

What is Nishinomiya-gongendaira zakura

Nishinomiya-gongendaira zakura (scientific name: Prunus lannesiana 'Nishinomiya-gongendaira') is a group of Yamazakura (mountain cherry trees) propagated by biotechnology by Nishinomiya City in later years using seedlings of the gongendaira zakura in Kii Tomita. It is a cultivar of the satozakura family of cherry trees. The tree is 5-10 m tall, with rather coarse branching and oval leaves. It produces single, large, fragrant white flowers in early April, slightly later than Somei-Yoshino. The petals appear red with red veining over time.

Common name: Nishinomiya-gongendaira zakura(Nishinomiya-gongendaira cherry, scientific name: Prunus lannesiana 'Nishinomiya-gongendaira'), Tree height: 5-10 m, Leaf shape: oval, Phyllotaxy: alternate, Flower color: white to red veined, Blooming: single flower, Diameter: 4-5 cm, large flower, Flowering season: early April, Fruit: kernel fruit, Remarks: fast growing, tidal resistant.