Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare'

Flower name
Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare'
Scientific name
Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare'
AliasWeeping plum, 枝垂れ梅, シダレウメ, ナニワシダレ
Place of originJapanese garden variety,
Place of floweringGarden, Field, Horticultural species
Flowering seasonFebruary, March
Language of flowersGlitz

What is Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare'

Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare' (scientific name: Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare') is a variety of Japanese apricot that produces numerous flowers on weeping branches that resemble those of Prunus naniwashidare. Flowering plum - wild ume - Naniwashidare', red, double, medium sized flowers, somewhat early flowering (mid-February to mid-March). Densely branched, well-flowered, flowers purplish-red, petals ruffled, dwarf.

Common name: Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare' (scientific name: Prunus mume 'Naniwashidare'), Origin: Japanese garden variety, Life form: deciduous small tree, height: 5-10 m, diameter: 0.5-0.6 m, Phyllotaxy: alternate, leaf shape: ovate, Leaf margin: serrate, leaf length: 5-10 cm, leaf width: 3-5 cm, radially symmetrical, flowering season: February-March, flower color: red, blooming style: double, flower diameter: 2-3.5 cm, fruit type: kernel.