SMALL CANOPY TREE; VERY SHOWY, MULTILAYERED PETALS; REMARKABLE BEAUTY

Species: Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan'

Plant Size: 1.5” diameter trunk; Greater than 6 Feet Tall

Mature Height: 20-25 feet

Growth Rate: Moderate; 13-24”/year

Sunlight:  Full Sun

Drought & Heat Tolerant: Mild Tolerance

Description: This captivating ornamental tree is a true treasure and focal point for any landscape. The “Showiest Japanese Cherry Tree” with its crown of multiple layered blossoms in varying ombre shades, from pale to vibrant pink, creates a full and voluminous display. Beyond its remarkable flowers, the Kwanzan cherry tree provides visual interest throughout the year as it transitions to a canopy of lush green leaves. Smooth and glossy, with an ovate or elliptical shape and serrated edges, the Kwanzan foliage creates a visually pleasant, interesting and textured backdrop. In autumn, the leaves turn to warm shades of bronze, gold and red. This deciduous tree is a popular choice for adding aesthetic value to any landscape due to its exceptional beauty, and relatively compact size.

Special Growing Considerations: To ensure this beauty thrives and blooms to its full potential, it should receive at least 8 hours of full sun daily. Kwanzan prefer well drained, fertile, slightly acidic soil. Make sure to keep this tree adequately watered, especially during hot, dry periods.

Attributes: Profusion of pink double flowers, Attractive, Fruitless Cultivar, Compact Size, Deciduous, Vase Shaped, Blooms Mid Spring

Mono-Culture Risk: None

Invasive Risk: None