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Planting a tree is a very rewarding experience, as it is a very easy way to increase the value of your home and you can enjoy watching it grow and mature to its full potential in the years to come. According to the Arbor Day Foundation, a non -profit who promotes the planting of trees nationwide, They clean air and water, slow climate change, ease poverty and hunger, prevent species loss and feed the human soul. All we need to do is plant and care for them. Let's work together to make it happen around the world. Planting trees will help preserve the planet for future generations, as it makes it cleaner and greener. Named after a mountain in Japan, the kwanzan tree is native to China, Japan and Korea. This is the very same tree made famous at the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, DC. It is the most popular of all the flowering cherries. The leaves are ever changing in color, providing long interest, but it is the double blooms that make it famous.

The Yoshino Cherry is a deciduous, flowering tree that yields a profusion of fragrant, pale pink-white blooms in the spring. It is the tree, along with `Kwanzan' Cherry, in Washington, DC, which makes such a show each spring. The tree's bark exhibits a glossy quality, and its foliage is dark green in the summer and yellow in the fall. Best used as a specimen tree or near the deck or patio for shade, Yoshino Cherry also works nicely along walks or near a water feature. The tree has a medium growth rate and is hardy to minus 05° (USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8). It can reach a height of 20 ft. to 30 ft. and a spread of 10 ft. to 20 ft. For planting, the Yoshino prefers full sun and moist, well-drained, acidic soil. This tree is shipped in a #1 pot with an average height of 12 in. to 18 in.

Kwanzan has consistently remained the most popular flowering cherry tree in the world for a multitude of reasons, although none are so important as the sheer beauty of a Kwanzan tree. The showy, bright pink flowers grow in huge orb-shaped clusters which appear to be floating around the tree in the springtime. These world-renowned flowers at their peak will leave a vivid impression lasting until next spring. A lesser known fact is that the leaves turn to become beautiful shades of red and orange in autumn, making the Kwanzan tree much more than just a floral springtime beauty. Not to mention, Kwanzan is 1 of the easiest flowering trees to grow. If you're looking for an astounding show of beauty year after year, look no further than the Kwanzan tree. Size: large.

Pink Shower Weeping Cherry is a unique cherry blossom cultivar known by several other names including Pendulum and Pendula Plena Rosea, its worldwide adoration is well-deserved on account of its gracefully weeping branches, which allow for a considerably compact form and also for the stunning bright pink blossoms which cascade down the limbs in early spring, the bright pink blossoms bloom double, meaning 2 flowers appear for every bud on the tree, this cherry blossom tree is ideal for landscapes desiring multi-seasonal beauty, as the leaves turn bright yellow in autumn and the weeping limbs draw much interest in the summertime, the Pink Shower Weeping Cherry is of the worlds favorite ornamental trees, beautifully complementing any landscape.

The Japanese Kwanzan Cherry Tree is beloved for its light pink flowers in early spring that look like sweet peonies, With fully double flowers, the Kwanzan Flowering Cherry Tree lights up the landscape and puts out loads of beautiful blooms for all to enjoy. In the early spring months, clusters of pink flowers will explode all over this tree's branches. The pink blooms have 2 layers of petals that give them a showy 3D appearance and last for weeks at a time. The Prunus serrulata Kwanzan Cherry Blossom tree is known for being interesting through all 4 seasons of the tree. The flowering tree has dark green leaves through the spring and summer growing seasons. As soon as temperatures start to drop in your area you will notice the Kwanzan cherry tree leaves turn to a flaming fall color. The green leaves turn to shades of a bronze color with red overtones to signal the start of fall and winter, Plant this tree where the deep pink double blossoms can be enjoyed. It is an excellent choice as a street tree in your landscape, planted in groups of 3-4, or planted near flower beds where the shade can be relished. You can see these beautiful trees shown off every year at the annual cherry blossom festival in Washington, DC.

The Kwanzan flowering cherry tree is a deciduous, flowering tree which yields a mass of fragrant, double-pink blossoms in an upright, vase-shaped form. At maturity, the tree's spread is wider than the tree is tall. In the fall the foliage turns shades of yellow and orange, providing wonderful autumn colors for your yard or garden. The tree has a medium growth rate and is hardy to minus 05° (USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9). The height and spread reach about 30 ft. to 40 ft. Plant this tree in full sun with moist, well-drained soil. This tree is shipped in a #5 pot with an average tree height between 2 ft. to 3 ft.

Welcoming spring with a showy display of rich pink flowers, the Kwanzan Cherry Tree is unlike any other flowering tree available. In fact, it may be the showiest of all cherry trees. And when other Cherry trees start to fade, the Kwanzan blossoms take over, with double blossoms that will be the star of your landscape. That's because your Kwanzan Cherry is grown and nurtured with care from day 1. When you order your tree from Brighter Blooms, you get a healthy tree upon arrival.

Introducing the Kwanzan Cherry Tree, a stunning symbol of springtime beauty that enchants with its abundance of double-petaled pink blossoms. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9, this deciduous tree heralds the arrival of warmer weather with a breathtaking floral display that covers its branches in a profusion of color. With a graceful, spreading form and a moderate growth rate, the Kwanzan Cherry typically reaches heights of 15 ft. to 25 ft. making it a splendid centerpiece for gardens, parks and streetscapes. Beyond its spectacular spring blooms, this tree offers additional interest with its bronze-tinted foliage in the fall, adding seasonal charm to the landscape. To ensure its continued vibrancy and health, provide the Kwanzan Cherry with well-drained soil and full Sun exposure. Regular watering during dry spells, along with a layer of mulch to retain moisture, will help support vigorous growth and prolific flowering. Occasional pruning to remove dead or damaged branches will maintain its graceful silhouette. Embrace the magic of spring with the Kwanzan Cherry Tree, a timeless treasure that promises to delight year after year.

Kwanzan has consistently remained the most popular flowering cherry tree in the world for a multitude of reasons, although none are so important as the sheer beauty of a Kwanzan tree. The showy, bright pink flowers grow in huge orb-shaped clusters which appear to be floating around the tree in the springtime. These world-renowned flowers at their peak will leave a vivid impression lasting until next spring. A lesser known fact is that the leaves turn to become beautiful shades of red and orange in autumn, making the Kwanzan tree much more than just a floral springtime beauty. Not to mention, Kwanzan is 1 of the easiest flowering trees to grow. If you're looking for an astounding show of beauty year after year, look no further than the Kwanzan tree.

The Yoshino Cherry is a deciduous, flowering tree that yields a profusion of fragrant, pale pink-white blooms in the spring. It is the tree, along with `Kwanzan' Cherry, in Washington, DC, which makes such a show each spring. The tree's bark exhibits a glossy quality, and its foliage is dark green in the summer and yellow in the fall. Best used as a specimen tree or near the deck or patio for shade, Yoshino Cherry also works nicely along walks or near a water feature. The tree has a medium growth rate and is hardy to minus 05° (USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8). It can reach a height of 20 ft. to 30 ft. and a spread of 10 ft. to 20 ft. For planting, the Yoshino prefers full sun and moist, well-drained, acidic soil. This tree is shipped in a #5 pot with an average height of 2 ft. to 3 ft.