Nick Maclaren wrote in message
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In article ,
Kay wrote:
In article , Furby
writes
I've had this tree in my garden for years, its appears to be doing well,
but
its not what I thought it was, I thought it was a Japanese Apricot, but
the
pictures I have of a Japanese Apricot don't look anything like my tree,
also this one has no fruit ?

Is japanese apricot Prunus mume?

Loquat is sometimes called that, because the fruit is apricot-like.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.


Definitely not a Loquat, Nick. I have a large one in my garden. The leaves
are evergreen, large, long and corrugated. The flowers are white, usually
appearing in autumn. I agree with Kay; its a Prunus subhirtella
autumnalis-rosea - probably just a better form than usual.

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