Prunus 'Accolade' Azalea japonica 'Pink Spider' As they grow and push

As they grow and push their way amongst the deeper green older foliage

deciduous shrub

The trick however with the Marjorie’s Seedling is to leave the fruit on the tree longer

It flourishes planted in the ground but also grows well in patio pots

The first person to sell this tree commercially was Monsieur Massot

Prunus 'Accolade' Azalea japonica 'Pink Spider' As they grow and pushMaking your garden pretty is easy when you choose the lovely Prunus 'Accolade'. It offers a charming display of semi double, rose pink flowers that cluster on the branches in mid spring, sure to make you smile. The flowers fade to light pink as summer approaches. It also has a very attractive smooth red brown bark, which is marked with horizontal raised pores. The foliage is a fresh green in spring turning to a darker summer green and then to yellow