PlantFiles: Capulin Cherry, Singapore Cherry, Tropic Cherry
Prunus salicifolia

It took down to 16F with leaf damage but no limb damage at all here in San Marcos, TX.

This is a fast growing plant in Subtropical climates. It can be frost tolerant withstanding 19F temps but with some damage to smaller branches. Capulin Cherries do not require cool weather to bear fruits and are not recommended for container growing.
The tree is umbrella shape and is very fast grwoing. In mild areas this tree does not shed its leaves in winter. The flowers appear in spring and are slightly fragrant. Each flower is about 3/4" wide with white petals and a very conspicuous tuft of stamens. As many as 20 fruits can be produced on each raceme. The fruits ripened here in the UAE in April. The fruits are 1/2 inch wide and are a dark maroon in color. The fruits taste much like wild cherries. The trees will produce fruits 2-3 years after planting.