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dirtdonthurt

barerooted prunus didn't flowered

19 years ago

A few monthes ago I was able to buy some barerooted prunus serrulatas (kwanzan, mt. fuji) at the local Lowe's. The plants are grafted low and are about 3-4 feet tall. However, I only got 2 flowers on each plant. Now they are starting to leaf out, so I assume that they will no longer bloom this year. Could anyone tell me why these plants are just leafing w/o flowering? and do you think with the proper care this year I would be able to get more blooms next year?

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