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Prunus serrulata 'Kanzan'
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Common name:
Cultivar of Oriental Cherry, Kanzan Cherry, Kwanzan Cherry
Family:
Rosaceae (Rose)
Synonym:
Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan'
Distribution:
Cultivated
Hardiness:
-20 - 30 F
Life form:
Deciduous tree
Fall color:
Yellow, orange
Foliage characteristics:
Alternate, simple, ovate, dark green leaves with serrate margins. New leaves may have a slight red tint. 5" long.
Fruit characteristics:
No fruit.
Bloom Time:
April
Bark characteristics:
Brown
Average height:
25-30'
Structure:
Vase
Bloom characteristics:
Double flowers with 20-30 petals bloom in pendant clusters of 2-5. Bloom just before and as the leaves emerge.
Description:
The Kanzan or Kwanzan cherry tree is a Japanese flowering cherry cultivar that has double flowered, many petaled blooms. It is considered one of the most ornamental flowering cherry trees. This is one of the cherry varieties that was gifted to Washington, DC by the people of Japan in 1912. While the Yoshino cherry was planted around the Tidal Basin, this cherry was planted in the East Potomac Park area.
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• Accession: 2011-2667*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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• Accession: 2011-2668*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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• Accession: 2011-2708*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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• Accession: 2011-2709*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2858*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2859*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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• Accession: 2011-2860*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2861*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2862*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2864*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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• Accession: 2011-2865*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2866*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2867*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2868*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2869*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2871*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2872*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2873*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2875*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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Museum Support Center
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• Accession: 2011-2876*A • Provenance: From a cultivated plant not of known wild origin
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