Weeping Yoshino Cherry Tree

The Weeping Yoshino Cherry tree is an absolutely stunning addition to any landscape. This gorgeous tree is featured alongside its sister, the standard Yoshino Cherry tree, and its cousin, the Kwanzan Cherry tree, at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C. This weeping tree is harder to find than its upright relatives. We are so happy to have limited quantities this year to offer to our customers!

Cascading branches flow toward the earth, contrasting almost everything else in the landscape. Pretty light pink blooms coat these branches in early spring, adding color and phenomenal beauty. The Weeping Yoshino Cherry tree reaches about 20 feet in height and 30 feet in width

Key Features

• Cascading habit. The arching branches add some serious visual appeal and contrast to your home landscape.
• Compact size. At 15 to 20 tall and up to 30 feet wide the Pink Weeping Cherry tree can fit in most yards.
• Curb appeal. This exquisite tree will be admired by everyone who passes and increase your property value!
• Low maintenance. Weeping Yoshino trees are easy to grow and, once established, drought-tolerant.