Kwanzan Flowering Cherry 30×30

PRUNUS KWANZAN

Price range: $285.00 through $425.00

Size	Price	Quantity
4 in B&B	$285.00	Kwanzan Flowering Cherry 30×30 quantity
4.5 in B&B	$350.00	Kwanzan Flowering Cherry 30×30 quantity
5 in B&B	$425.00	Kwanzan Flowering Cherry 30×30 quantity

We are located at: 3600 Valley View Rd. | Cookeville, Tennessee 38506

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Spectacular Blossoms: Abundant clusters of double pink flowers that create a stunning spring display.
Seasonal Foliage: Dark green leaves that transition to bronze with red overtones in fall.
Large Stature: A sizable tree that can serve as a focal point in landscapes.

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Growth Habit: A large deciduous tree with a rounded crown, providing ample shade and ornamental beauty.
Foliage: Leaves are dark green in the growing season, turning copper-bronze in the fall, enhancing seasonal interest.
Flowers: Features large, double pink flowers that bloom in spring, often before the leaves emerge, creating a vibrant spectacle.
Fruit/Seeds: Produces small, inedible cherries that are not typically a focus of the tree but can attract birds.
Bark/Stem: The bark is smooth and reddish-brown, adding to the tree’s ornamental appeal throughout the year.
Root System: Has a fibrous root system, which should be protected during establishment.

Light Requirements: Prefers full sun but can tolerate light shade.
Soil Preferences: Thrives in sandy to clay moist, well-drained loams; good drainage is crucial.
Watering Needs: Water thoroughly during the first year to establish roots; becomes drought-tolerant afterward.
Fertilization: Requires annual fertilization in spring to encourage flowering and healthy growth.
Pruning: Prune in late spring after flowering to maintain shape and promote new growth.
Winter Care: Mulch around the base in winter to retain moisture and protect roots from extreme cold.
Pest and Disease Management: Watch for aphids, spider mites, and fungal diseases; treat with appropriate pesticides or horticultural oils as necessary.