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five sources of slow-release nitrogen
Root rot can be an issue if the soil doesn’t drain well
Leaf and stem litter can be an issue
Flowering: The Kwanzan Flowering Cherry is known for its abundant and showy blossoms
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Prunus avium 'Stella' ~ Stella Sweet Cherry spring-flower five sources of slow-release nitrogenStella Sweet Cherry is a fruiting deciduous tree that produces an abundant crop of firm sweet red cherries. Its white flowers bloom in spring, and are followed by the berries that are ready for harvest in early summer. Grows best in most, well drained soils that are lightly acidic. Stella is self pollinating and has good resistance to cracking and is disease resistant. Type: Tree, Edible Origins: Europe to Afghanistan, Northern Africa Height: 15 20
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