Prunus fruticosa “Globosa” = Prunus x eminens “Umbraculifera” Stepska višnja “Globosa” obim 14
Discuss Prunus fruticosa 'Globosa' with other Shoot members Read more ShootChecker™ Get the Right Plant, Right Place Prunus fruticosa 'Globosa' (European dwarf cherry 'Globosa') Select a garden project to check if this is the right plant for the garden conditions. Garden project. Update garden condition details. Leaves alternate, simple, small, 3-5 cm long, elliptic to obovate, base wedge-shaped, apex acute or obtuse, glabrous, shiny dark green, tough. Flowers white, small, about 1.5 cm wide, 2-4 per short clusters (umbles). Fruit globose, 1 cm wide, dark red, sour, stone acute on both ends; used in making jams, jellies and pies. Full sun, soil adaptable. General information Prunus fruticosa 'Globosa' Additive (= P. cerasus var. pumila 'Globosa') (now valid: P. x eminensis 'Umbraculifera') WHZ WHZ 6a Distribution The species is native from central and eastern Europe to Siberia; it is found from Italy to the Balkan; on sunny and warm slopes, on woodland edges and in open scrub vegetation. The Prunus fruticosa Globosa To German Kugelkirsche is also called steppe cherry or dwarf cherry. The globe is characterized by its low demands on soil and environment, its robustness and easy care. At the same time it pleases by a beautiful, white bloom and as the name says a spherical crown.
Prunus fruticosa Globosa
The Prunus fruticosa 'Globsum' is a small, lollipop-shaped tree. The shape is maintained and does not require pruning. The small dark green leaves form a dense crown and in autumn they turn bronze-red to orange-yellow, a strong show of autumn colour. Single white flowers are produced in April and round red fruits do not appear very often. Prunus fruticosa. 'Globosa'. An attractive flowering cherry propagated onto a 'standard'. Forms a dense, globe-shaped crown that creates an eye-catching display, accentuated by the fine foliage. This cultivar is excellent as a feature in a wide range of areas from small parks and private gardens to public carparks, malls, narrow streets. Prunus × eminens or Prunus eminens is a species of small cherry tree native to central Europe. [a] It is a naturally occurring hybrid of sour cherry, Prunus cerasus, and dwarf cherry, Prunus fruticosa, occasionally found where their ranges overlap. Like its parents, it is a tetraploid with 32 chromosomes. Budded onto Colt rootstock, Prunus avium is used as the inter-stock with fruticosa Globosa top grafted to form the crown. The avium inter-stock gives the height while the Colt rootstock prevents pavement heave. It requires virtually no maintenance and is an admirable urban tree. Mature height: 3-7m. Mature spread: 2-4m.
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Prunus fruticosa Globosa is a small, round headed cherry tree which is grafter at both the base and the top of the stem. The flowers are small and single white, appearing in the early spring with the other Prunus varieties. The leaves are small and a bright green in colour, turning a fantastic deep red/orange in the autumn time.Prunus fruticoa Globosa is a top worked, or grafted. Height: 3.5 - 5 m Crown: compact spherical, dark, dense crown Leaf: obovate, dark green, 3 - 5 cm Flowers: white, single, Ø approx. 1.5 cm, April Autumn colour: yellow, orange Download PDF View more specifications This product is currently not available. You can submit your request by the contact form.
The European ground cherry (syn. Mongolian cherry, Prunus fruticosa Pall.) is a short shrub (height 0.3-1.0 m) classified into Section 3, Eucerasus by Rehder ().It occurs in flatlands with dry steppe vegetation, or in hilly regions in thickets on dry karst areas often associated with Prunus avium L. and Prunus mahaleb L. The ground cherry is native to Europe, Western Siberia, and Western. Ein Blatt der Prunus fruticosa 'Globosa' erreicht in der Regel eine Länge von fünf Zentimetern. Das Laub ist attraktiv dunkelgrün gefärbt und betont die kugelförmige Krone der Steppenkirsche 'Globosa' / Kugel-Kirsche 'Globosa'. Mit ihrer leichten Herbstfärbung taucht sie den Garten zur späten Zeit des Jahres, allerdings nur für sehr. 
