Ornamental Tree with Gorgeous Pink-Violet Blooms

Although the Corinthian Pink doesn’t bear edible fruit, it sure makes up for it in the beauty of its floral production. Growing in a tall but slender columnar display, this ornamental peach tree features bright pink, double blooms in early spring.

Its flowers are a delicate soft, pink, complemented with a reddish-purple interior. Each flower bloom offers a delightful fragrance to light up any sidewalk, hedge area, or garden patio, and attract pollinators!

Consider planting your Corinthian Pink as a statement piece in an ornamental garden, or with arrangements of other pink-red trees and flowers. You can also plant this tree in rows to frame a property line or to make a loosely dense hedge.

The best part? The Corinthian Pink is quite hardy and low-maintenance. It's adaptable to most soils, freezing temperatures, and partial drought conditions, and requires little pruning. 

This tree is sure to not only captivate with its floral beauty but also bring cheer to any area of your garden needing a pop of color. Get one of your own today!

Planting & Care

Planting: Plant your Corinthian Pink in full sun (or an area with at least 5 hours sun exposure per day). Allow ample room for pollinators to get access to your tree.

Being adaptable to most soils, fertilization is not required. Your tree is also able to withstand freezing temperatures and does not require insulation during spells of frost.

Pruning: Pruning can be established once the tree is more full grown but it is not mandatory. Prune along the width of the tree to preserve its height and columnar shape.

Watering: Water generously upon first planting and then sparingly as needed during its first initial years of development.