Plum/ Newport
- Foliage emerges bronze-purple in spring, gradually maturing to dark purple in summer
- White to pale pink, sweetly fragrant flowers appear in early spring before the leaves
- Nice red fall color
Scientific Name:
Prunus cerasifera 'Newport'
Prunus cerasifera 'Newport'
Zone:
4
Mature Height:
15'-25'
Mature Spread:
15'-25'
Type:
Ornamental
Size:
Small
Bloom Time:
Spring
Fruiting:
Ornamental, Edible
Flower Color:
Pink
Pink
Fall Color:
Red
Red
Attributes:
Additional Information:
Unique Features: The Newport Plum is the most widely used cultivar of the purple leafed cherry plums. It grows moderately into a small, rounded shape. The early spring white flowers have dark red-purple anthers, so the flowers show pink from a distance which contrasts nicely with the dark purple leaves. The leaves start emerging at the same time as the blooms, enhancing the pinkish coloration. Our late spring frosts can preclude most fruit production, but the Newport can produce 1” edible fruit.
Plum/ Newport
Scientific Name:
Prunus cerasifera 'Newport'
- Foliage emerges bronze-purple in spring, gradually maturing to dark purple in summer
- White to pale pink, sweetly fragrant flowers appear in early spring before the leaves
- Nice red fall color
Zone: 4 |
Mature Height: 15'-25' |
Mature Spread: 15'-25' |
Bloom: Spring |
Fruiting: Ornamental, Edible |
Flower Color: Pink |
Fall Color: Red |
Attributes: