Prunus a. ‘Büttn. Rote Knorpelkir.’
Properties
Maximum height
6~6m
Crown shape
Flattened round, round
Crown structure
Semi-open
Autumn colour
Orange, red
Flower colour
White
Bark or twigs
Red-brown, slightly grooved
Prunus a. ‘Büttn. Rote Knorpelkir.’
Fruit trees
| Size | Shape | Root condition |
|---|---|---|
| Half standard | Bare root | |
| High standard | Bare root | |
| Bush | Bare root | |
|
12/14 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
12/14 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
14/16 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
14/16 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
| 16/18 cm | Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
16/18 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
18/20 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
18/20 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
20/25 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
20/25 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
Properties
Autumn colour
Orange, red
Bark or twigs
Red-brown, slightly grooved
Crown shape
Flattened round, round
Crown structure
Semi-open
Cultivar native plant
Yes
Edible parts
Yes
Evergreen
No
Flower colour
White
Flower period
April until may
Fruit colour
Red, yellow
Growth rate
Medium
Hardening
No
Hardiness zone
6
Heat-resistant
Yes
Host plant
Bees, birds, butterflies, nectar, pollen
Leaf colour
Green
Leaf shape
Double serrated, oblong, oval
Leafy
No
Light requirement
Semi-shade, sun
Location
Cemetery, landscape, park / large garden, roof garden
Maximum height
6~6m
Native to Belgium
No
PH preference
Basic, neutral
Root system
Extensive, finely branched, rather flat-rooting
Scented
Yes
Shape
Half-trunk, high stem
Soil humidity
Dry, moist
Soil type
Clay, humus-rich forest, loam, sand
Striking bloom
Yes
Striking fruit
Yes
Tolerates road salt
No
Toxic parts
No
Wind sensitive
Moderate