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Shrub/small tree with pink flowers ID

Matt in OC
Matt in OC
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Seen at Disneyland. Unfortunately I don’t have a pic of the full plant. Thanks!

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4 minutes ago, Matt in OC said:

Seen at Disneyland. Unfortunately I don’t have a pic of the full plant. Thanks!

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Thinking one of the Flowering Cherry varieties..

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    Kwanzan perhaps? The foliage looks unusual to me.

    2 minutes ago, Matt in OC said:

    Kwanzan perhaps? The foliage looks unusual to me.

    Was thinking Kwanzan initially but, from what i remember when i sold them ( back in San Jose ), Kwanzan is a double-flowered variety..  Spent some time looking over pictures, but w/ so many different varieties, couldn't come up w/ an exact match.. Even extended the search to include other flowering versions of standard fruit trees ( Almond, Peach, Plum, Nectarine.. Sold all of those back in San Jo' also ) just in case but comes closest to one of the Cherries..  Did notice that there are many more Cherry Festivals around Southern Cal. than i'd imagined though.. 

    You might e-mail a picture to someone at Dave Wilson Nursery, Maybe Monrovia? ..I know they sold/ still offer several varieties and see what they think..

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    Very helpful. Thanks, Silas!

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    At first glance I thought it was a 'Pride of India' tree ( Lagerstroemia speciosa ), but the flowers are a bit different.
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    It looks like Prunus campanulata, one of the earliest and most warm growing flowering cherries.

    Fragrant Hill Design

    www.fragranthill.com

    Mountain View, California

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    Wow what a beautiful cherry! Wish we had them here.

    Los Angeles, CA and Myrtle Beach, SC.

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    Thanks for your input, everybody!

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