My 2 shohin cherries, Prunus Incisa kojo no mai, have come into flower this week a little earlier than last year. Both trees have been in development from nursery stock for about 3 years.
Last year the second one peaked before the first, this year its the other way round. The second one was re-potted last season and that seems to have slowed down its’ start this year. I have noticed this with many of the trees I re-potted last year.
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Mine is too. I was thinking of changing pot colour. Blue looks good with the flowers!
Yes, I think blue works well with light coloured flowers. It’s a good colour for cotoneasters also