Beautiful flowering cherry trees full of delicate pink or white blossom in the spring are synonymous with Japanese gardens. Most of these trees put on a spectacular show of fiery leaf color in the ...

Now that this tree has grown, it needs some special pruning, I guess. Every time the wind blows, some of the flowering cherry branches rub against the window, so something needs to happen now.

Most Japanese flowering cherry tree varieties grow symmetrically, supporting a 25-foot stretch — top and across. Plant them in groups or as lawn specimens, provided the area receives copious ...

Japanese flowering cherry (Prunus serrulata) is a small, wide-spreading tree that grows about 25 feet tall and wide. It has pink or white flowers that are single or double in midspring.

Object Details Description The Yoshino cherry is a hybridized Japanese flowering cherry tree which has white to slightly pink flowers. It blooms before its leaves emerge in the spring, and creates a ...

Like the Japanese flowering cherry, it is a short-lived tree that is susceptible to many insects and diseases when stressed. With so many other flowering trees to choose from, it’s easy to find ...

One of the great springtime pleasures is seeing cherry trees in full, glorious bloom. These mostly ornamental trees are native to Japan, China and Korea. The species has more than 120 cultivated ...

The Japanese flowering cherry trees now in serene flower around Washington’s Tidal Basin are, for the most part, clones of a single plant favored in 19th-century Tokyo and named Somei-Yoshino.

Many flowering fruit trees are in bloom in the Huntington’s marvelous Japanese and Chinese gardens, including peach, Japanese crab apple and Chinese redbud. (The gardens are closed through April ...