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Phone & Mail
 
Steve Cummins: 
 
 
or call   
607.227.6147
 
 
 
 

Dr. James N. Cummins
(Jim)
 
Office Phone: 
 865. 681.8423
 
Verizon Cell phone:
607.227.6172
after 9 p.m. or weekends 
 


 

 
Miscellaneous
Small Fruits | Grapevines | Ornamentals (Flowering Crabapples, Flowering Cherries , Ornamental Plums )

FLOWERING CHERRIES

CANADA RED  A small, rounded-pyramidal Prunus virginiana selection, growing to 15 ft.  New foliage is green, turning red, then purple as leaves mature.  Almost no suckering.  Edible fruit is dark purple.  White flowers are attractive. SOLD OUT FOR 2006.

KWANZAN  Double, deep rose pink flowers hang for two weeks.  The dominant variety in Washington's Tidal Basin cherry fantasy land.  Perhaps the loveliest of the flowering cherries.  On Mazzard for 2006

HOBART PINK    Single flowers in great profusion.  Very early blooming;  masses of bloom persist for about 10 days.  Grows to about 10 ft high.  On Mazzard for 2006

PINK WEEPER     Classical pink weeping Japanese cherry -- fountains of single pink blossoms.  Lives almost forever, and if untrimmed will go to 30 feet or more -- but easily kept within bounds with judicious pruning.  On Mazzard for 2006