Planting:- Choose well-drained soil with partial to full sun.- Dig a hole of the right depth and width.- Keep soil moist during planting.Watering:- Keep soil consistently moist, especially during establishment.- Water deeply and infrequently.- Apply mulch for moisture retention.Fertilizing:- Use slow-release fertilizer in spring.- Avoid over-fertilization.Pruning:- Prune as needed for shape and dead branch removal.- Lightly prune in late winter.Mulching:- Apply mulch for moisture and weed control.- Keep mulch away from the trunk.Pest and Disease Control:- Monitor for pests and diseases.- Apply controls when needed.- Keep the area clean.Flowering and Fruit:- Enjoy white or creamy-white spring flowers.- Note that the fruit is not typically consumed by humans.Winter Care:- Protect from winter damage.- Wrap trunk and prune in late winter.
Size and Shape:- Small to medium-sized with a rounded canopy.Leaves:- Medium-sized, oval-shaped, dark green leaves turning red in the fall.Flowers:- Striking white or creamy-white blooms in late spring.Fruit:- Produces unique pink to red berry-like fruit.Hardiness:- Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 8.
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