Prunus Collection (page 9)

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Almond Tree - Cultivation; with foliage and fruits after the blossom; at an evening in spring (April) near a farmhouse (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Almond - Peeling the skin off the almonds usually is a manual work. (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Almond Tree - Cultivation; in January without foliage and not in blossom yet. (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Blackthorn blossom, spring (Prunus spinosa) Date:

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Almond Tree - in bloom in winter (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Wild Cherry or Gean Tree - in a springtime wooded landscape (Prunus avium) Date:

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Wild Cherry or Gean trees - in a springtime wooded landscape (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry - frosted leaf on lawn (Prunus sp.) Date:

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Bird Cherry - close up of flowers and leaves (Prunus padus) Date:

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Almond Orchard (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Almond Orchard (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Morocco - Almond trees in blossom among other lush vegetation end of January in the Todra Gorge in the southern High Atlas mountains. (Prunus dulcis) Date:

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Plum - ripe Plums hanging on tree (Prunus domestica) Date:

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Plum - ripe Plums hanging on tree (Prunus domestica) Date:

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Sour Cherry - hanging on tree (Prunus cerasus) Date:

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Sour Cherry - hanging on tree (Prunus cerasus) Date:

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Cherry Tree - detailed study of bark on stem (Prunus avium) Date:

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Sweet Cherry - ripe almost black Sweet Cherries on tree in spring (Prunus avium duracina) Date:

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Cherry Tree - in full bloom on a meadow in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry Tree - in full bloom on a meadow in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry Tree - twigs of a blooming Cherry Tree in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry Tree - twigs of a blooming Cherry Tree in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry Tree - dew on blossoms of a blooming Cherry Tree in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry Tree - dew on blossoms of a blooming Cherry Tree in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

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Cherry Tree - twigs of a blooming Cherry Tree in early spring (Prunus avium) Date:

Unripe green cherries

Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) fruit, collected for native tree nursery and forest habitat expansion, Abernethy Forest N.N.R. Cairngorms N.P. Inverness-shire, Highlands, Scotland, August

Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) sapling, covered with mould and soil from nesting ants after being removed from plastic sleeve, growing in new Millenium woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk

Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) close-up of leaf underside, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) close-up of leaves, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) close-up of trunk, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) close-up of ripe fruit, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

Immature nectarine fruit on the tree, Gironde, France

Twig or branch dieback on an ornamental flowering cherry, Prunus sp. probably caused by a fungal rather than bacterial canker

Bird Cherry (Cerasus padus or Prunus padus) deciduous large shrub or small tree, a native of Northern Europe and Northern Asia. From Amedee Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France, Paris, 1893

Sour Cherry (Cerasus vulgaris or Prunus cerasus): Sprigs showing flowers and fruit, details of individual flower and fruit. From Amedee Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France, Paris, 1893

Common or Sweet Almond ( Amygdalus commonus or Prunus Dulcis) small deciduous tree widely grown for the kernel of its fruit. From Amedee Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France, Paris, 1893

Blackthorn or Sloe (Prunus spinosa). Sprigs showing fowers and fruit. Deciduous shrub or small tree native to Europe and western Asia. Widespread in British hedgerows

Heavily fruiting ripe plum trees near Sainte-Foy-la-Grande, Gironde, France, August

Flowers on an ornamental flowering cherry tree Prunus " Shizuka" or Fragrant Cloud young red leaves against a cloudless blue sky

Rosebud Cherry (Prunus x subhirtella) Autumnalis Rosea, close-up of flowers with snow, growing in garden, Powys, Wales, January

Saint Lucie Cherry (Prunus mahaleb) habit, flowering, Cevennes, France, May

Selection of plums

Fruit cut in half, pear, fig, plum and nectarine

Man tying side shoots of Prunus (Plum) tree to wire support against garden fence

Eight cherries

Prunus mahaleb (St. Lucie Cherry), ground seed kernels in bowl and kernels on spoon, close-up

Six Plums Czar

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"Prunus: A Symphony of Blossoms and Fruits" Step into a world where nature's beauty takes center stage, as the delicate petals of Cherry blossoms (Prunus Serrulata) dance in the breeze. Their ethereal charm captivates hearts and minds, painting landscapes with hues of pink and white. In Vincent van Gogh's masterpiece "Almond Blossom, 1890, " we witness the artist's fascination with Prunus as he immortalizes its enchanting blooms on canvas. The vibrant strokes breathe life into each petal, evoking a sense of serenity and hope. But Prunus is not limited to cherry blossoms alone; it encompasses an array of fruits that tantalize our taste buds. From the zesty tanginess of oranges to the refreshing sweetness of citron, figs that burst with flavor, and almonds that add crunch to any dish - Prunus offers a cornucopia for our senses. The Stanwick Elruge nectarine (Prunus persica cultivar) showcases nature's ingenuity in creating juicy delights. Its succulent flesh entices us with every bite, reminding us why Prunus holds such significance in culinary traditions worldwide. La Pêche whispers tales of summer days spent indulging in velvety peaches (Prunus persica cultivar). Their tender skin conceals a luscious treasure within – each bite releasing bursts of juiciness that transport us to sun-kissed orchards. As we marvel at the majestic sight of flowering cherry trees (Prunus) adorning landscapes like living tapestries during springtime, their blossoms symbolize renewal and fleeting beauty. Cheltenham UK becomes an enchanted wonderland when Japanese cherry trees bloom in full splendor—nature's way of inviting us to embrace life's transient joys.