Ran into a lady that said this wasn't a flowering plum but a crabapple, beautiful tree on my neighborhood walk that smells so lovely this time of year when everyone is burning. After reading up on prunus mume, I feel like she is wrong and, it is in fact a flowering plum, mainly because the petals are round and there are no leaves with the flowers, its not a cherry because the flowers are on the branch and cherries aren't very pleasantly fragrant as plum. The bark on the tree doesn't have the horizontal lines of a cherry either. Anyone out there to educate me?
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