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Cherry (prunus)

Ornamental cherry trees are known for their explosion of showy flowers in the spring. Some types also produce small cherries in the summer that are too tart for our palettes, but appeal to a wide variety of birds. Flowering cherry trees are an excellent choice for home gardens because they require minimal care. In addition to spectacular cherry blossoms, they provide year-round color and interest with seasonally-changing foliage and attractive bark.
​Cherry serrulata Kwanzan
A lovely specimen tree that puts on an incredible early season show with clusters of large, double deep pink blooms backed by bronze-red new growth. An upright, vase-shaped branching habit perfect for lining a road or driveway. A stunning lawn specimen.

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​Cherry Snow Fountain
Cherry Snow Fountain Shorty
Naturally weeping branches are covered with showy, snow white flowers on this magnificent, compact, hardy specimen for the landscape. Produces very few red-black ornamental fruit in summer. Very disease and insect resistant. A beautiful small yard tree. Exquisite in Japanese style or nature inspired gardens.
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Cherry subhirtella Autumnalis
It typically grows to 20-35' tall with a rounded, symmetrical crown. It is noted for producing a heavy bloom of semi-double pink flowers in spring with an additional but sparse bloom occurring in fall. Leaves turn yellow in fall. Fruits are attractive to birds, but are not ornamentally significant
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Cherry Weeping Extraordinaire 
A cascade of profuse, large, pink, fluffy, double flowers that will provide a fantastic early spring show. Shiny copper-colored spring foliage turns a glossy deep green in summer, and takes on a rich burgundy tone in the fall. Wonderful as a single specimen, or in pairs along a pathway or framing a formal entryway.
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Cherry Weeping Pink Higan
A small- to medium-sized tree known for its early pink to white flowers in spring.This cultivar is grafted onto a  straight understock reaching 25 to 30 feet high and 35 feet wide. The pendulous oval growth becomes more mounded with age. Clear pink flowers before the leaves emerge.
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Cherry Okame
Polished reddish-brown bark; heat and cold tolerant; subject to late freeze damage; easy to transplant; rosy pink blooms in early spring; longer flowering period than most cherries.  Does well in heavy clay.
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​Cherry Yoshino
Create a spectacular show with masses of fragrant, double white to pink flowers on this large flowering cherry with a beautiful, spreading, arching crown. Glossy, dark green leaves turn bright yellow in fall. A stunning lawn specimen that is excellent for use as a shade tree.
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