Prunus maackii Plants Also attractive as groupings or

Also attractive as groupings or planted as single landscape specimen

Kordia cherries are less likely to crack than other varieties

ideally slightly acidic

and again in autumn when its foliage glows yellow and orange

symmetrical head

Prunus maackii Plants Also attractive as groupings orNative to Mandchuria, eastern Russia and Korea, this tree bears may similarities to our native bird cherry. The flowers unfold into white, 6 8cm long racemes accompanied by the emerging lime green, maturing into mid green, foliage. What sets this species apart is its marvelous shiny cinnamon coloured bark. Requires well drained soil. Very hardy.