Plum Blossom Bloom Rare Red Green Japanese Apricot Bonsai (Prunus mume) 6+ Year Old Double Color Grafted

Rare Red Green Plum Blossom Bonsai

Grafted Red-Green Plum Blossom one tree two colors red and green flowers on the same plant. A stunning bicolor spectacle with vibrant red blooms alongside rare green flowers and a green calyx. Highly stable grafting on professional rootstock supports abundant flowering during plum blossom season, including late winter to early spring blooms around the start of spring and often into March depending on climate. Compact upright growth with lush green leaves makes it ideal for containers, balconies, patios, and bonsai display. Extremely hardy and easy to grow, current stock with plump buds blooms right after arrival, making it perfect for beginners.

Prunus mume, also known as Japanese apricot or Japanese plum, is prized for its early spring plum blossom bloom and deep cultural significance in Asian cultures. This flowering plum is admired for its rare bicolor display and elegant form, making it a standout addition to any collection.

FAQ

What time of year do plum blossoms bloom? Plum blossoms typically bloom in late winter to early spring, with many varieties opening around March depending on climate.

How can you tell the difference between a plum blossom and a cherry blossom? Plum blossoms often have five petals and bloom earlier, while cherry blossoms usually appear on the tree before the leaves fully emerge and have a different overall flower shape.

Do plum blossoms turn into plums? On fruiting plum trees, flowers can develop into fruit after pollination. Blooming is the first stage of that process.

What do plum blossoms look like? Plum blossoms are typically small, fragrant flowers with five petals. This grafted tree produces striking red and rare green flowers on the same plant.