“丰后梅”（Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’）Three years
"Fenghou Plum" (Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’) is a deciduous small tree belonging to the Rosaceae family and Prunus genus. It is a deciduous tree with ornamental value. Here are some characteristics and information about the Fenghou Plum:
Scientific Name: Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’
Botanical Family: Rosaceae
Growth Habit: Fenghou Plum is a deciduous small tree with a spreading, rounded canopy.
Bark: The bark is reddish-brown, with numerous pores and a relatively large size.
Branches: The branches grow upright or at a slight angle, and the small branches are gray-green, often with a bronze-brownish tint, resembling apricot branches. They are notably stout.
Flowers: The flowers of Fenghou Plum are typically produced in clusters of 1 to 2 blossoms on short or medium-sized branches. In Beijing, they usually bloom in early April. The flowers have a shallow bowl shape with 3 to 4 layers of petals. The outer petals are slightly reflexed, while the inner petals are slightly inward, with wavy edges. The color of the flowers varies from deep pink to light pink on the front side and is deep pink on the reverse side. There are usually 16 to 22 large petals, and some may have 1 to 3 stamens transformed into petals.
Sepals: There are 5 sepals that strongly curl backward, and they are a deep purple-red color.
Flower Stalk: The flower stalks are medium-length and thick.
Reproductive Structures: The stamens are shorter than the petals, clustered in the flower center and radiate outward. There are either no or up to 1 underdeveloped pistil. The flower center often regresses.
Fruit: Fenghou Plum produces enlarged sepal structures but does not bear fruit. It lacks fragrance.
Fenghou Plum is known for its attractive and fragrant blossoms, making it a popular choice for ornamental planting. It is also relatively cold-resistant and can be propagated through methods such as cuttings and grafting.
"Fenghou Plum" (Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’) is a deciduous small tree belonging to the Rosaceae family and Prunus genus. It is a deciduous tree with ornamental value. Here are some characteristics and information about the Fenghou Plum:
Scientific Name: Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’
Botanical Family: Rosaceae
Growth Habit: Fenghou Plum is a deciduous small tree with a spreading, rounded canopy.
Bark: The bark is reddish-brown, with numerous pores and a relatively large size.
Branches: The branches grow upright or at a slight angle, and the small branches are gray-green, often with a bronze-brownish tint, resembling apricot branches. They are notably stout.
Flowers: The flowers of Fenghou Plum are typically produced in clusters of 1 to 2 blossoms on short or medium-sized branches. In Beijing, they usually bloom in early April. The flowers have a shallow bowl shape with 3 to 4 layers of petals. The outer petals are slightly reflexed, while the inner petals are slightly inward, with wavy edges. The color of the flowers varies from deep pink to light pink on the front side and is deep pink on the reverse side. There are usually 16 to 22 large petals, and some may have 1 to 3 stamens transformed into petals.
Sepals: There are 5 sepals that strongly curl backward, and they are a deep purple-red color.
Flower Stalk: The flower stalks are medium-length and thick.
Reproductive Structures: The stamens are shorter than the petals, clustered in the flower center and radiate outward. There are either no or up to 1 underdeveloped pistil. The flower center often regresses.
Fruit: Fenghou Plum produces enlarged sepal structures but does not bear fruit. It lacks fragrance.
Fenghou Plum is known for its attractive and fragrant blossoms, making it a popular choice for ornamental planting. It is also relatively cold-resistant and can be propagated through methods such as cuttings and grafting.
"Fenghou Plum" (Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’) is a deciduous small tree belonging to the Rosaceae family and Prunus genus. It is a deciduous tree with ornamental value. Here are some characteristics and information about the Fenghou Plum:
Scientific Name: Prunus mume ‘Fenghou’
Botanical Family: Rosaceae
Growth Habit: Fenghou Plum is a deciduous small tree with a spreading, rounded canopy.
Bark: The bark is reddish-brown, with numerous pores and a relatively large size.
Branches: The branches grow upright or at a slight angle, and the small branches are gray-green, often with a bronze-brownish tint, resembling apricot branches. They are notably stout.
Flowers: The flowers of Fenghou Plum are typically produced in clusters of 1 to 2 blossoms on short or medium-sized branches. In Beijing, they usually bloom in early April. The flowers have a shallow bowl shape with 3 to 4 layers of petals. The outer petals are slightly reflexed, while the inner petals are slightly inward, with wavy edges. The color of the flowers varies from deep pink to light pink on the front side and is deep pink on the reverse side. There are usually 16 to 22 large petals, and some may have 1 to 3 stamens transformed into petals.
Sepals: There are 5 sepals that strongly curl backward, and they are a deep purple-red color.
Flower Stalk: The flower stalks are medium-length and thick.
Reproductive Structures: The stamens are shorter than the petals, clustered in the flower center and radiate outward. There are either no or up to 1 underdeveloped pistil. The flower center often regresses.
Fruit: Fenghou Plum produces enlarged sepal structures but does not bear fruit. It lacks fragrance.
Fenghou Plum is known for its attractive and fragrant blossoms, making it a popular choice for ornamental planting. It is also relatively cold-resistant and can be propagated through methods such as cuttings and grafting.