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• Royal Burgundy

Prunus ‘Royal Burgundy’

An attractive, later-flowering cherry with deep pink double flowers and reddish-purple leaves. The autumn colour is a exquisite wine-red. It grows to 7m with a spread of 5m and an upright habit.

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At Keele: One specimen between Walter Moberly Hall and Tawney Building; compartment 43b; tag 4013.

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