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Prunus 'Kokonoe'

Fairly large semi-double flowers on short spurs, c. 4.5 cm dia., of soft pink colour. Very early flowering and flowering profusely . Prone to brown rot. First introduced by Collingwood Ingram in 1927 and also called 'Homogena'. Makes a small tree.

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At Keele: One by The Covert; compartment 64, square I8; tag 4044.

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