Pygeum ceylanicum
Pygeum ceylanicum, commonly known as Ceylon cherry, is an ornamental tree that thrives in full sun and prefers medium watering. It typically grows to a height of 4–8 meters and blooms in spring with white flowers. The tree prefers loamy or clay soil and is suitable for USDA zones 5–8. It is not evergreen and does not have fragrant flowers but does attract pollinators.
Light
Full sun
Watering
Medium water
Soil
Loamy, Clay
Height
4–8 m
Spread
3–5 m
Zones
5–8
Flower colors
This tree prefers full sun exposure and requires medium watering. It is well-suited for loamy and clay soils and can tolerate a range of temperatures typical for USDA zones 5–8. The tree reaches a mature height of 4–8 meters.
Ceylon cherry trees produce white flowers during April and May. They are not fragrant but are known to attract pollinators. The tree is not evergreen.