ALMENDRO FLORIDA
prunos triloba lindl.
ALMENDRO FLORIDA
prunos triloba lindl.
Family
: Rosaceae.
Place of
Origin
: China.
Etymology:
Prunus, Latin name of the wild
plum
. Triloba, from the Latin trilobus -
a
- um, with three lobes, referring to its leaves.
Description:
deciduous shrub or seedling of up to 5 meters in height with leaves or ovadas obovada of 2. 5 - 6. 5 cm. long and 2 - 3 cm. wide, cuneadas at both ends, sometimes triloba in the young shoots. Doubly serrated margin, slightly pubescent on the underside. White - pink flowers of 2 - 2. 5 cm. in diameter, solitary or in pairs, sitting. It blooms from March to April, before the appearance of the leaves. Soft fruit, globose tomentosa and about 1 cm. in diameter.
Cultivation and uses:
He prefers slightly acidic soil, rich and not too humid, with
a
sunny exposure, or half shade. By pruning is formed with carrying tree, requiring regular pruning to
a
greater flowering. Sensitive to
attacks
by insects and aphids.
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