Solved An ID please.

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  1. Freddy

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    Hiya folks.

    Any idea what this is?
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    Hi @Freddy , looks like a dwarf Prunus to me.
     
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      Pretty whatever it is. Thought first, Kolkwitzia.
       
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      Yeah, I was thinking Prunus. Never saw/heard of a dwarf one before? Live and learn...:)
       
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      Definitely a dwarf Prunus.
      About 3 weeks ago they were selling super ones in local Tesco for about £8.00.
      They may start as dwarf shrubs but can grow taller.

      Prunus incisa Kojo no Mai is a very popular pale pink one.
      Goes a glorious colour in the autumn.
      See post below for pics.

      prunus kojo no mai - Google Search


      Linnaea amabilis syn Kolkwitzia amabilis...are very easy to id as they have very hairy calyx.
      They will not flower for another month or two. LINNAEA AMABILIS 04-05-2007 11-03-58.jpg LINNAEA AMABILIS 07-06-2008 12-53-04.jpg
       
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        Prunus incisa Kojo No Mai...pics PRUNUS INCISA KOJO NO MAI 04-11-2008 11-45-51.JPG PRUNUS INCISA KOJO NO MAI 16-03-2008 15-41-44.JPG PRUNUS INCISA KOJO-NO-MAI 19-10-2007 13-36-28.JPG PRUNUS INCISA KOJO NO MAI 26-10-2011 08-38-43.JPG
         
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          pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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          And there was me thinking it was a pile of pebbles.
          Not used to these small pictures you get on a phone.
           
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