Flowering Cherry 'Kiku Shidare Zakura'
A colour-changing spectacle
Perfect In Pots
Winter Hardy
Edible
Easy To Grow
- The classic weeping cherry tree, this Japanese Cherry is also known as 'Cheal's Weeping'
- Will transform your garden for years to come with its incredibly beautiful year-round displays!
- Burnished-bronze leaves quickly followed by clusters of pretty pink, double flowers in early spring.
- The leaves turn glossy and green, then fade to fiery orange-red in a jaw-dropping autumn show!
- Supplied as 110-130cm bare root tree. Will grow to approx. 2.5m (9-10ft) in 10 years. Fully winter hardy.
'Kiku Shidare Zakura' 110-130cm Tall Bare Root - Item: 500057
RRP £29.99
Deal Price £24.99
Save: £5.00 - 16%
Product Description
Flowering Cherry Kiku Shidare Zakura will transform your garden for years to come with its incredibly beautiful year-round displays!
Also known as Cheal's Weeping, this deciduous beauty bursts into life in early spring with burnished-bronze leaves, quickly followed by clusters of pretty pink, double flowers that completely smother each elegant, arching branch. Has a very pronounced weeping habit, so perfect for smaller gardens.
Then, as you sit out in your garden in mid-summer, you'll see the leaves turn glossy and green, then fade to fiery orange-red in a jaw-dropping autumn show! Simply spectacular!
What Is Supplied
Item 500057 supplied as:
1 x Bare Root
Plant Information
Top Tips
Best planted in autumn, from October to November choose a sheltered location (to protect the blossom when it emerges in the spring).
Care Guide
- Dig a square hole as deep as the roots and approximately 1.5x as wide.
- Add Mycorrhizal fungi to the planting hole to help the plant establish quicker.
- Spread the roots gently and place into the planting hole.
- Mix well rotted compost or manure with the soil taken from the hole and then use to backfill around the tree.
- Keep well-watered until established.
- Keep the area free of competing weeds and protect the tree with a rabbit guard if necessary to protect your young cherry tree.
- Pruning your tree for the first few years will create a more balanced branch framework - prune after flowering and before the new shoot growth appears to create an open goblet shape - removing any twisted, damaged or dead branches.
Planting / Flowering Calendar
Planting Time
Flowering Time
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Fully Grown Plant dimensions (approx)
250cm
200cm
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Registered Company Number: 07864712. Registered in England & Wales.
YouGarden is a Shopping @ Home Limited Company.
Copyright © YouGarden 2024
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