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Kwanzan Cherry is one of the most ornamental flowering cherries, known for its stunning display of fluffy, double pink blossoms that completely cover the tree in early to mid-spring. It typically grows 25–30 feet tall with a symmetrical, vase-like canopy and bronze-tinted new foliage that matures to green and turns yellow to orange in the fall. Unlike other cherries, it doesn’t produce messy fruit, making it a cleaner option for patios and walkways. While it requires good drainage and occasional pruning, it rewards with breathtaking seasonal color and elegance. Perfect for front yards, entrances, or as a bold standalone focal point.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Showy double pink spring blooms, bronze new leaves, golden fall foliage
Front yard focal point, lawn specimen, entryway tree, small-to-medium yards
Moderate pollen; may bother allergy-sensitive individuals
Non-toxic
Low; no fruit, some flower petal drop in spring
Moderate (occasional pruning and disease monitoring recommended)
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
Prefers well-drained, loamy soil; avoid soggy or compacted soils
Low to moderate
Low; young trees may need protection
Fair; may be prone to leaf spot or cankers in humid or wet conditions