Cherry trees in landscape

Weeping trees add interest to a landscape all year long. Instead of growing straight up, their branches gracefully cascade down.

There are many types of cherry trees - some are mainly grown for ornamental purposes like the famous Yoshino Cherry Trees, and the Weeping Cherry Trees while some produce great fruits like the Sweet Cherry Trees.

Sweet cherry trees grow about 1 foot each year in good conditions. Young trees purchased at the garden center typically take 3-4 years to start producing fruit. These trees were typically grafted onto 1-2 year-old rootstocks in the nursery, meaning the trees are more like 5 years old when they start fruiting. Cherry trees take about 7-8 years after planting to reach maturity (for a total age of 8-10 years old).

It would be unfortunate to not utilize the space under the cherry tree, given its ability to display its stunning greenery, lovely blooms, and changing foliage.

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Cherry trees can be grown most easily in Zones 5-9. Plant your cherry tree in a sunny spot where it will receive a minimum of 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. The planting location will ideally also have well-drained fertile sandy loam soil and great air circulation, as well as room to grow and easy access to irrigation.

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If would take the better portion of a day to name every variety of cherry tree. All of them lovely and all originating from China and Japan. Some grow small and compact, others grow tall

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Kwanzan Cherry - Moderate grower 20-25' tall x 15' wide. Spring Bloom - Requires full sun to get maximum blooms.

The cherry blossoms of Washington DC