Shiro Kaga Ume Flowering Apricot Live Tree, Japanese Flowering Plum, Fragrant White Winter Blooms, 3–4 Feet, 3-Gallon Pot
Shiro Kaga Ume Flowering Apricot Live Tree, Japanese Flowering Plum, Fragrant White Winter Blooms, 3–4 Feet, 3-Gallon Pot
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Bring beautiful late-winter flowers and a lovely fragrance to your garden with Shiro-Kaga Ume, a Japanese flowering apricot tree. This ornamental fruiting tree produces abundant single white flowers in late winter, filling the garden with a delightful cinnamon-like aroma.
After flowering, the tree can produce an abundance of ume plums in late spring or early summer. The fruit can be pickled or used to make traditional Japanese ume plum wine.
Plant Details
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Variety: Shiro-Kaga Ume
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Plant type: Japanese flowering apricot (Prunus mume)
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Quantity: 1 live tree
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Plant height: Approximately 3–4 feet
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Trunk: Larger trunk
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Shipping pot: 3-gallon nursery pot
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Flower color: White
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Flower type: Single flowers
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Bloom season: Late winter
Flowers & Fruit
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Abundant single white flowers
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Beautiful cinnamon-like fragrance during flowering
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Ume plum fruit may develop in late spring or early summer
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Fruit can be pickled or used to make traditional ume plum wine
A Beautiful Winter Garden Tree
Shiro-Kaga Ume is a wonderful choice for gardeners who appreciate fragrant winter flowers and traditional Japanese garden plants. Its seasonal blooms bring color and fragrance when many other garden plants are still dormant.
Shipping Information
You will receive one live Shiro-Kaga Ume flowering apricot tree, approximately 3–4 feet tall, with a larger trunk, shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.
Important: Your tree may or may not have flowers or buds at the time of shipping. Blooming depends on the season and growing conditions.
Every live plant is naturally unique, so branching, shape, and appearance may vary. Minor leaf changes or shipping stress can occur during transit. Please unpack your tree promptly after delivery and allow it time to acclimate.
Flowers and fruit are seasonal and are not guaranteed at arrival.
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