Prunus lusitanica 'Brenelia' (Pleached) Berries selected in Lombardy in northern

selected in Lombardy in northern Italy in the 17th century

A variety that resembles 'Elsrijk' in its foliage and flowers

Probably the most widely planted and traditional of the magnolia family

sun or shade

turn a bright

Prunus lusitanica 'Brenelia' (Pleached) Berries selected in Lombardy in northern'Brenelia' is a relatively new cultivar, similar to 'Myrtifolia' in habit, bearing somewhat larger leaves with a delightful, undulated margin. The maroon characteristic of the stems is even more prominent, and maintains the colour throughout most of the year. Blooms in late April to early June with sweetly scented white racemes, followed by shiny black berries. H5