Prunus (Almond)

Almond
Prunus (Almond)
Prunus dulcis is a small deciduous tree, which has the added feature of producing almond nuts in the autumn. In spring, Prunus dulcis produces beautiful single and double pink flowers which are followed by bright green leaves which are slightly serrated around their edges. The leaves turn yellow and orange in the autumn. Prunus dulcis prefers a well drained, reasonably fertile soil. With an eventual height of up to 7m, it is a perfect choice for a small garden.
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