By Klahanie_
British Columbia, Canada
Can anyone recognize this shrubby plant?
I did not plant it. It is not particularly pretty and I cut it every year very short. Its in in a prime position and I have no heart to toss it. This picture is from middle of march last year. It blooms sparsely at that time.
Thanks
- 22 Feb, 2021
Answers
Or possibly Chaenomales (Japanese quince)?
23 Feb, 2021
I thought Chaenomeles too -couldn't see any spines, and our blackthorn flowers grow in clusters of smaller flowers.(And the spines are very noticeable and very prickly)When do you cut it? If its is a Chaenomeles it could well develop quince type fruits later in the season.
23 Feb, 2021
does it have very sharp thorns? my first thought is blackthorn Prunus spinosa. It certainly looks as if it is in the Prunus genus.
23 Feb, 2021