Shower your spring garden with soft pink flowers on arching stems with a pink Weeping Cherry Tree, Prunus Pendula Rosea. In April, deep pink flower buds open to ballerina-pink flowers on weeping stems, creating a curtain of pink blossoms. Flowers are followed by a smattering of red cherries that birds love. Glossy green foliage on the hanging stems looks fabulous when the plant is not blooming and turns showy red in the fall. Typically, it is grafted on a dwarf trunk and only reaches about 8-10′ tall and wide, but size will vary depending on trunk height.

Plant Cherry trees in full sun in moist, well-drained soils. Amend soil with compost when planting and add a quality starter fertilizer. Keep well watered through summer dry spells.