Prunus japonica nakai
Open country and roadsides. Sunny mountain slopes at elevations of 100 – 200 metres. Love
Month August 2023
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Prunus insititia
Thickets, hedges and open woods. Love
Prunus hortulana
Bottomlands, thickets and woodland edges, in rich moist soils. Love
Prunus fruticosa
Thickets and dry grassland. Forest-steppes and steppe zone, broad-leaved forest margins, shrubby thickets, steppes and open dry slopes in Tibet. Love
Prunus dulcis
Cultivated ground, thickets, hedges and rocky places near cultivation. Love
Prunus domestica italica
Not known in a truly wild situation Love
Prunus cerasus
Hedges in S. England. Love
Prunus cerasifera
Not known in a truly wild situation. Love
Prunus cerasus frutescens
Not known in the wild. Love
Prunus domestica
Found in hedges in Britain. Love
Prunus brigantina
Dry stony slopes in the Maritime and Cottian Alps. Love
Prunus avium
Better soils in hedgerows and woods, especially in beech woods. Love
Prunus armeniaca
Most trees growing apparently wild have escaped from cultivation but there are pure stands of the trees in Tibet on mountain slopes in sparse forests at elevations of 700 – 3000 metres. Love
Prunus angustifolia
Usually found in sandy soils, occurring along fence rows, in pastures, fields, stream banks, sand dunes and disturbed sites, often forming thickets. Love
Prunus angustifolia watsonii
Thickets in low sandy places near streams. Love