Prunus padus 'Tiefurt' Osmanthus armatus which is more irregular and

which is more irregular and rounded than that of its cousin the Black Walnut

Needs to be treated as ericaceous plant for best performance

turning dark-green as it matures

flowers unfold on bare branches in March to April lighting up even the most overcast day

Original cultivar name: 'Williams' Bon Chrétien' from France

Prunus padus 'Tiefurt' Osmanthus armatus which is more irregular andA German cultivar with an upright branching habit, developing into a handsome, uniform broadly oval head. Pleasing white flowers in arching racemes in April May followed by pea sized black fruits which are loved by birds. Good autumn yellow to red autumn colours. Great on all well drained soils. Perfect for rural areas and roadside planting. H6