Family: Rosaceae

Scientific Name: Prunus nigra Princess Kay

Common Name: Princess Kay Cherry

DescriptionA double flowering plum.
Pronunciation(PRU-nus)(n-EYE-gra)
Plant TypeAll Plants, Trees Deciduous
Hardiness Zone3-5
Sunlightfull
Moistureaverage
Soil & Siteaverage
Flowersdouble white in early May prior to the emergence of the leaves
Fruitfew red fruit
Leavesdark red bark
Dimensions10-15 feet tall
Cultivar OriginFound in the wild by Catherine Kay Nylund in Itasca County Minnesota (USA)in 1974. Introduced by the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum (1986).
Author's NotesThe flowers on this Cherry are found bunched tightly together.
Notes & Reference#01-Manual of Woody Landscape Plants (Michael Dirr)
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