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Weeping Cherry
(Higan Cherry is most popular)
Prunus pendula / Prunus subhirtella

  • Size at Maturity:  15-20ft 
  • Light requirement:  Full sun (6 or more hours of sun)
  • Soil moisture:  looks and feels damp
  • Seasonal interest:  Tree droops towards the ground and has a great inflorescence in the spring.   The white or pink flowers look like a blanket of snow when they fall.  This plant is for ornamental use only, not to grow cherries.  Foliage in Autumn changes to yellow.
  • Value to wildlife:  produces tiny berries that provide forage for wildlife such as birds, squirrels and deer
  • Value to environment:   ornamental
Virginia Tech Dendrology
NC State Plant Info
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