Friday, May 20, 2016

Tree #7) Prunus caroliniana
























At a private residence in San Francisco, Ron Lutsko uses Prunus caroliniana as the backbone of the garden. Contained by steel, it is hedged into walls that enclose outdoor rooms.

Prunus caroliniana is tall enough to provide a solid privacy barrier and its dense foliage makes it well-suited as a wind, noise and visual screen. It is also very adaptable to shearing. It has a bright and clean appearance and unobtrusive white flowers. For all these reasons, this plant is a no-brainer for the modern garden.



















Details:
Botanical Name: Prunus caroliniana 'Monus'
Common Name: Bright 'N Tight™ Carolina Laurel
Family: Rosaceae
Exposure: Partial to full sun
Irrigation: Medium Water Needs
Flower Time: Spring
Height: 8-10’
Width: 6-8’
Availability: Monrovia

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