Double Weeping Flowering Cherry

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Double Weeping Flowering Cherry

Prunus subhirtella ‘Pendula’

Evergreen-Deciduous

Deciduous

Overall Mature Size

Medium

Mature Height & Spread

20-30' x 20-30'

Exposure

Full sun

Water

Medium Water

Flower Color

Pink

Bloom Time

Spring

Special Features

Attracts Birds, Butterflies, Fall Color

Container Sizes

#15, 24" Box

Natural Growth Habit

Weeping

Sunset Garden Zones

2-7, 14-20

Minimum USDA Hardiness Zone

4B-8B

Plant Type

Tree

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Moderate-growing deciduous tree to 20-30’ tall and wide. This picturesque variety features gracefully-weeping branches clad with glossy, lance-shaped leaves that emerge with a bronzy-tinge, maturing to a rich deep-green, to eventually turn vivid shades of yellow before dropping in the fall. Prized for its profuse, spectacular display of lightly-fragrant, light-pink flowers that appear in spring before the emergence of its attractive bronzy new foliage. Well-suited as a single accent or group planting in larger areas, and is a very popular choice for Asian-themed gardens. Requires a well-drained soil with regular watering, and prefers a full sun exposure for best growth and flowering performance.

USDA Zone: 4B-8B

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