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Prunus Incisa Kojo No Mai - The Fuji Cherry - Plants2Gardens

Prunus Incisa Kojo No Mai - The Fuji Cherry

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Position
Full Sun or Part Shade
Hardiness
Hardy
Height
240cm
Spread
200cm
What You'll Receive What to Expect on Delivery
1 x 3 Litre Pot Grown Shrub
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Amazing spring flower power from this small twisty stemmed shrub.

This R.H.S award winning variety of Fuji Cherry has small twisty, zig-zag like branches from which in early spring hundreds of pink eyed pale pink to white flowers open which completely cover the plant. Hundreds of flowers on each plants.

The flowers remain until its light green serrated edged leaves open in late spring from bronzed buds. This award winning small shrub is ideal for containers and planting in borders where it will flower its heart out every spring.

Each plant is supplied as a multi stemmed 3 litre pot grown plant which is approximately 40cm high.

Kojo No Mai is a slow growing shrub reaching 2m (7ft)  in 20 years!

What This Plant Brings to Your Garden

RHS Award winner

This Fuji cherry holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit, recognised for smothering itself in blossom every spring on a plant small enough for a patio.

Early food for bees

The early blossom draws bees and other pollinators out of the border at a lean point in the year, before most fruit trees have opened.

Zig-zag winter stems

Zig-zag, twisting branches give winter shape once the leaves fall, and those leaves colour to orange and red before they drop in autumn.

About This Plant

Prunus incisa is the Fuji cherry, native to the foothills of Mount Fuji and neighbouring hills in Japan. 'Kojo-no-mai' is a slow, twiggy selection whose Japanese name is often read as a dance of butterflies. Flowers open from crimson buds to pale pink and white, before the bronze-tinted young leaves unfurl.

It grows slowly and takes many years to reach full size, which keeps it well suited to a large container. Pruning group one applies, so the lightest tidy is enough, and it is best done just after flowering to protect next year's buds. Watch for the usual cherry troubles, silver leaf and bacterial canker, and prune only in dry summer weather to reduce the risk.

Plant Information

  • Plant type is Shrub

    Plant Type

    Shrub

  • This Plant will grow to 240cm high and 200cm wide

    Plant Size

    Eventual Height: 240cm

    Eventual Spread: 200cm

  • Plant in Full Sun or Part Shade

    Planting Position

    Full Sun or Part Shade

  • Plant type is Hardy

    Hardiness:

    Hardy

Planting & Flowering Guide

JAN

Plant in January

FEB

Plant in February

MAR

Plant in March
Flowers in March

APR

Plant in April
Flowers in April

MAY

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JUN

Plant in June

JUL

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AUG

Plant in August

SEP

Plant in September

OCT

Plant in October

NOV

Plant in November

DEC

Plant in December

Quality & Sourcing

Our Growing Promise
  • Hand-selected by our own RHS-trained team
  • Sourced from specialist growers across the UK and Europe
  • Specialists in mature plants for first-season impact
  • Unusual varieties you won't find in every garden centre
Packing & Delivery
  • Packed by hand, plant by plant
  • Boxed to protect new growth in transit
  • Recyclable cardboard outers
  • Quality-checked before every dispatch

Delivery Information

What to Expect on Delivery

All plants are expertly packed to ensure they arrive in perfect condition, ready to thrive in your garden.

  • Standard Delivery (3 to 5 days): £4.95
  • Free Standard Delivery on orders over £50

Returns

If anything arrives damaged, tell us within 3 days and we will replace it or refund you. Unwanted items can be returned within 7 working days, unused and in the original packaging.

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