Those are generally grafted onto a different rootstock ('Colt' and 'Gisela 5' seem popular) so the sucker may have come from that. If that's the case it will be a pretty dull tree. However, if the sucker was from above the graft, it will be another Amanagawa but on its own roots, so may grow larger or smaller than the mother (grafted) tree.
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Those are generally grafted onto a different rootstock ('Colt' and 'Gisela 5' seem popular) so the sucker may have come from that. If that's the case it will be a pretty dull tree. However, if the sucker was from above the graft, it will be another Amanagawa but on its own roots, so may grow larger or smaller than the mother (grafted) tree.
Thank you It was below the graft, and noticeably different foliage, so guess it may be a boring one
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Yes, it was a sucker on a Prunus 'Amanogawa' Tree
It was below the graft, and noticeably different foliage, so guess it may be a boring one