

This Japanese apricot flowers deep pink at the end of winter before the leaves appear. PRUNUS mume 'Beni-Chidori' is extremely scented and grows slowly.
This Japanese apricot tree blooms in late February early March. PRUNUS mume 'Beni-Chidori' flowers abundantly (see photos) for several weeks. Its flowers have a very intense and particular pink color without being intrusive. In addition, this small tree diffuses a very pleasant scent over a fairly large distance. As it grows only slowly, it is also suitable for small gardens. This is a plant highly sought after by collectors.
In order to learn more about PRUNUS mume 'Beni-Chidori' (Chinese plum, Japanese plum, Japanese apricot) , its planting and how to take care of it, discover below important technical facts. If there are multiple options shown (for example: nature of soil), this means they are all suitable for the plant.