Live Weeping Japanese Cherry Tree

Also planted in West Potomac Park and celebrated during the National Cherry Blossom Festival are the Weeping Cherry trees. Weeping Cherries are a dramatic flowering tree that can add a unique addition to any landscape.

Natives of Japan, weeping cherry trees have long, drooping branches similar to weeping willows. In the spring, the Weeping Cherry is covered in white or pale-pink blossoms. Although a weeping cherry tree's vertical growth rate is average, the growth rate of its numerous weeping stems can be quite fast. Like most trees with a weeping form, weeping cherry trees generate a lot of shade, making it difficult/impossible to grow anything underneath them. Weeping Cherry trees produce pink to white flowers in profusion, if grown in full sun and well-drained soil.

This weeping tree attains a height of 20-30 feet with a spread of 15-25 feet and can live to be over 100 years old.

Tree seedling will arrive and be 2 - 4 feet in height with planting instructions. Spring Shipping Dates start around March 12 depending on the weather. Volume discounts for 3 or more.

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