Since my various umes both for bonsai use and garden plants are beginning to flower i figure others might have some trees of any species that flower throughout the year they want to share, not just prunus.
Here are some of my ume, different colours and growth habits, but all looking beautiful. There's a few more floating the garden around that haven't yet flowered but are getting close now, so update when they do
Light pink young cutting maybe 3 or 4 years
Dark pink bonsai thanks to Treeman i purchased not too long ago
White 'Alboplena' #1
White 'Alboplena' #2
Weeping Pink garden tree.
Flowering photos 2025
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TimS
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Flowering photos 2025
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PeachSlices
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
Nice collection of flowers!! i like the dark pink i saw a plant recently at a club meeting.....got anymore treeman?
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
Thanks mate! The dark pink is lovely, not the strongest scent but good growth habit for bonsai unlike some other cultivars.PeachSlices wrote: ↑July 24th, 2025, 2:54 pm Nice collection of flowers!! i like the dark pink i saw a plant recently at a club meeting.....got anymore treeman?
Simon
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PeachSlices
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
standard pink white one
pink one i found in the nursery more of a lighter pink
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
Tis the season! Prunus “Elvins”, a few years on from a Shibui starter.
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
Okame i just picked up today along with a couple more white umes to work on. What is left of my 'collection' is now heavily weighted to rough stock prunus now haha
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
This is as good as I can offer for this thread.
Prunus Elvins ...
Prunus Elvins ...
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
Cold as it is today after the welcome rain, the blossom and the flowering bulbs tell us that the warm weather is around the corner.
My Japonica is a joy, in flower at the moment.
Nectarine in flower Plumcot - looking forward to our first fruit of this one and its neighbour, a plum cherry cross. Doughnut Peach.
Hardenberger, Grevilleas, Muscari, mini daffodils (that the cockies love to pull out
) are all putting on a show. The Cootamundra wattles have been a glory this year.
My Japonica is a joy, in flower at the moment.
Nectarine in flower Plumcot - looking forward to our first fruit of this one and its neighbour, a plum cherry cross. Doughnut Peach.
Hardenberger, Grevilleas, Muscari, mini daffodils (that the cockies love to pull out
) are all putting on a show. The Cootamundra wattles have been a glory this year.You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Flowering photos 2025
Crab apple
Not as floriferous as most years. I'll try fertilising a bit more diligently this growing season and see if that improves next year's flowering.
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