Prunus 'Brilliant' Schubert's Allium both trees are in adjoining

both trees are in adjoining pollination groups (2 and 3) which means they’re able to pollinate one another

the leaves turn to a deeper mid-green and finally to vibrant red and orange hues in autumn

(Spoilers: they don’t)

5 - 3cm wide flowers are pink in the bud but open almost white to light pink

Prunus 'Brilliant' Schubert's Allium both trees are in adjoiningThe Prunus kurilensis Brilliant fascinates with its abundant, white flowers at the beginning of spring and with its intense, brilliant red foliage in the autumn. This dwarf cherry or commonly known as the Japanese alpine cherry grows only 1. 2 m high and is absolutely hardy. Brilliant is compact and small sized deciduous tree that is suitable for small gardens and terraces. The soft flowers of Prunus Brilliant initially appear with pink petals and