The autumn-flowered cherry, which flowers in flushes through the coldest months of the year, is a must for our garden.
This ornamental cherry is a real tonic on a winter’s day, and its slender form means it casts little shade making it an ideal tree even for the smallest garden.
Flowering from November to March, it is a highly adaptable tree with attractive, delicate blossoms and an open, manageable habit. The pink semi-double flowers turn white as they age.
The spring foliage is a bronze-green that turns to a rich mix if orange and yellow in autumn.
| Features | Enchanting Blossom Excellent Foliage Colour Fully Hardy |
| Flowers | Autumn & Winter |
| Planting | Grows in full sun or dappled shade |
| Soil | Any good well-drained garden soil |
| Height & Spread | 4m x 3m (13ft x 10Ft) after 20 years |
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