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Prunus ‘Kursar’
Prunus 'Kursar'
Price comparison:
£39.00
From 1 UK retailer
Sun
☀️ Full Sun
Water
💧💧 Moderate
Hardiness
🌡️ H6 (Hardy)
Flowers
🌸 feb,mar
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Prices from 1 retailer
Prices last checked: 18 Oct 2026
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| Retailer | Price | Pot Size | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frank P Matthews | £39.00Checked 18 Oct | bare root | View at Frank P MatthewsOpens product page · Affiliate info |
Frank P Matthews
Size: bare root
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Plant Information
About this plant
Latin Name
Prunus 'Kursar'
Family
Hardiness Zone
H6
Care Level
moderate
Sun Exposure
full-sun
Water Needs
moderate
Flowering Season
feb,mar
Mature Height
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Prunus ‘Kursar’ cost in the UK?
Prunus ‘Kursar’ prices in the UK range from £39.00 to £39.00 depending on pot size and retailer. The lowest price we track is £39.00 for a bare root at Frank P Matthews. Prices are checked nightly across 1 UK nurseries.
Where can I buy Prunus ‘Kursar’ online in the UK?
You can buy Prunus ‘Kursar’ from 1 UK nurseries including Frank P Matthews. ComparePlants.uk compares prices across all of them so you can find the best deal.
What is the scientific name for Prunus ‘Kursar’?
The scientific name for Prunus ‘Kursar’ is Prunus 'Kursar'.
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