Award of Merit form of Korean apricot with flowers of the luscious rich pink that subconsciously appeals at a limbic level, adorning bare branches in February and March. A customer brought us a bottle of homemade Umeshu made from mume fruit and this helped us get through the first months of the pandemic.

Native to the New Jersey Pine Barrens this is a choice prostrate ornamental Cherry.  This is a creeper kind of hummocking along getting maybe 18" high by 10' long.  Easily kept in bounds by pruning.  Small white flowers followed by small black cherries.  Great red fall color.