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Ornamental Japanese Apricot, Prunus mume,'Beni-Chidori' (flight of the red Plovers)

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By Janey


Ornamental Japanese Apricot, Prunus mume,'Beni-Chidori' (flight of the red Plovers) (Prunus mume 'Beni-Chidori')

Cerise flowers in early Spring followed by ornamental Apricots.



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That should be an interesting one Janey

19 Feb, 2011

 

I'm hoping so Cinders....it is full of tiny red blossom buds, there should be ornamental apricots later too....:o)

19 Feb, 2011

 

Sounds lovely

19 Feb, 2011

 

:o))

19 Feb, 2011

 

Must watch this space...oh shame its ornamental! I was imagining luscious apricots..never mind pretty will be good!

19 Feb, 2011

 

I know Tet, better than not at all...Lol!

19 Feb, 2011

 

love it :)

19 Feb, 2011

 

Ive been after this one for a while Janey, it's stunning. I guess the birds will appreciate the fruits even if you can't eat them!

19 Feb, 2011

 

Sounds delightful......

19 Feb, 2011

 

Nice Janey - you always seem to buy trees with long, unusual names, lol.

19 Feb, 2011

 

Thanks Paul...:o)

Ha..it does Hb...I found it quite funny seeing it on the label, I'm not sure how old it is, but the little tree had grown round the label string!

It does look a very pretty tree Karen, I'll shape it a bit better after it's flowered and try and root you one of the cuttings.

Thanks Dd, Lol Dawn, well I had to give it it's proper title!...:o)

19 Feb, 2011

amy
Amy
 

It sounds gorgeous Janey , it's a new one to me .. I would love to see more pics.as it develops flowers/ apricots etc. :o)

19 Feb, 2011

 

Thanks Amy....I couldn't decide between the two, so had both...Lol!

19 Feb, 2011

amy
Amy
 

I don't blame you Janey , I have often put off having something in the past and then changed my mind , when you go back it has almost always gone ! you can always have cornbeef hash next week ,where as you will enjoy these beauties for years to come ... BTW .. i'm so disappointed , I was going to send you some 'Bishop of Landorf ' Dalhia tubers but I can't the winter has turned them to horrible mush , sorry :o((

19 Feb, 2011

 

Lol cornbeef hash...now that is an idea!
That's a shame about your lovely Dahlias Amy, thanks so much for the thought though...:o) I did look at some at the GC where I bought the trees, and they were really soft, I somehow think it may not be a Dahlia year this year. I lost all mine when the snows came....:o((

19 Feb, 2011

 

sounds lovely...look forward to seeing it in flower

20 Feb, 2011

 

I've just had a look at Spritz's little tree, the same as yours and it's gorgeous:-)

22 Feb, 2011

 

Thanks Elsie.....Ooh will have a look Ba...:o)

22 Feb, 2011

 

It is Hb.....a little beauty! Really looking forward to seeing the blossoms now....:o))

22 Feb, 2011

 

wow thats a name and a half lol ............. never seen one b 4 , carnt wait to see it flower , lovely.;0)))

24 Feb, 2011

 

Hi Janey, I also bought a Beni Chidori last year when it was recommended by Ben Brown(?) in Gardens Illustrated . . looking forward to seeing the flowers anytime soon.

Love your beautiful new avatar - what is it???!

24 Feb, 2011

 

Thanks Cristina...me too!...:o)
Great Sheila....we'll compare notes...Lol! Last night I was looking through Tsuyoshi's gallery of photos, he hasn't been on for quite a while, there are some stunning flowering cherries and apricots.

The avatar pic was taken on the way to the Blue Mountains, (I had a look at my pics after pm'ing you). It was an indoor plant in the lobby of a restaurant, and it was stunning! But no idea , didn't get to ask them....:o((

24 Feb, 2011

 

Oh right . . . something Australian then! It's gorgeous - I wonder if someone on here could ID it??

24 Feb, 2011

 

I've put it on the questions Sheila...a much larger photo there to see....it is a beauty. I remember it was more like a small tree.

25 Feb, 2011

 

Sounds interesting.....SOmething to look forward to for the year to see them mature.

25 Feb, 2011



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