Princess Kay flowing plum was discovered in the wilds of northern Minnesota. It’s small frame packs a punch in early spring when a profusion of double flowers, white and fluffy, appear amid the branches.

As the flowers age, they take on a slight, pinkish hue providing a second wave of color. The blooms are also fragrant, which provides a special garden experience and attracts pollinators.

• Species: Prunus nigra ‘Princess Kay’
• Introduction: 1986
• Height: 12-15 feet
• Spread: 10-15 feet
• Zones: 2-6