Home > Cherry Blossom Trees - Ornamental Garden Cherries
Cherry Blossom trees are popular ornamental plants for gardens and parks, with some of the best flower displays of any tree in spring and good autumn colour.
We have also listed our range of Wild Cherry trees on this page.
You can browse our edible cherry trees here.
| Name | Max. Height | Flower | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kiku-shidare | 5m | Pale pink. | Weeping shape. |
| Ukon | 6-8m | Cream with hint of Yellow. | Low & spreading. Old trees are often wider than they are tall. |
| Accolade | 8m | Pale pink. | Early flowering. Slender tree, spreading with age. Casts little shade. |
| Okame | 8m | Pink with red centre. | Early flowering. |
| Shirofugen | 8m | Pink-White. | Spreading habit. Old trees can be as wide as they are tall. |
| subhirtella Autumnalis | 8m | Pale Pink. | October-April flowering. Slender tree. Casts little shade. |
| subhirtella Autumnalis Rosea | 8m | Pink. | October-April flowering. Slender tree. Casts little shade. |
| Prunus cerasifera (Myrobalan Plum) | 8-10m | Cream-white. | Wild. Shaggy, uneven tree. V. early flowering. Edible fruit. Saplings are suitable for hedging. |
| Taihaku | 8-10m | White. Big blossom. | Spreading habit. Good choice for poor soil & partial shade. |
| Rancho | 8-10m | Pink. | Upright, very narrow tree. |
| Prunus mahaleb (St Lucie Cherry) | 10m | White, small. | Wild. Good choice for poor soil. |
| Kwanzan | 10m | Pink. | Upright, quite narrow habit. Bronze young leaves. |
| Prunus padus Colorata | 10m | Pink. | Purple young leaves. |
| Prunus cerasifera Nigra | 10-12m | Pale pink. | Neat, tear-drop shaped canopy. Purple leaves. Good roadside tree. |
| Prunus padus (Bird Cherry) | 10-15m | White, simple. | Wild. Grows well on poor soil. |
| Prunus padus Watereri | 15-18m | White, simple. | Long strings of flowers. |
| Prunus sargentii | 18-20m | Pink. | Spreading tree, up to 15m wide with age. Superb autumn colour. |
| Prunus avium (Wild Cherry, Gean Tree) | 18-25m | White. | Wild. Parent of edible cherries. Old trees produce many suckers. |
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