A view of a beautifully flowering Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry in a spring garden.
A flood of light pink flower petals attached to dark pink sepals on Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry.
A close view of long, thin petals on Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry in the springtime.
A very close view of striped bark on Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry.
A view of a beautifully flowering Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry in a spring garden.
A flood of light pink flower petals attached to dark pink sepals on Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry.
A close view of long, thin petals on Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry in the springtime.
A very close view of striped bark on Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry.

Pink Snow Showers™ Flowering Cherry

Add an element of simple elegance to your space with Pink Snow Showers™ weeping cherry. Its thin, arched branches fill with lovely cotton candy pink single blooms in the springtime. These cheery blooms arrive by the thousands and complement the silver color of the trunk and stems beautifully. In the fall, the foliage turns to a blend of glowing orange and red. It looks lovely as a specimen or planted in a row along the road or driveway.

Why grow Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry?
– Fabulous weeping habit.
– Great disease resistance, especially to shot hole disease.
– Very low maintenance.

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Additional information

Dimensions10 × 10 ft
Botanical Name

Prunus x 'Pisnshzam'

Zone

4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Flower Color

Pink

Foliage Color

Green

Height

35'

Width/Spread

25-30'

Exposure

Full Sun

Soil

Acidic, Average, Moist, Well-drained

Bloom Time

Spring

Uses

Borders, Cottage gardens, Foundations, Specimen

Features

Attracts pollinators, Clay soil, Disease resistant, Fall interest, Landscape plant, Tree

Blooms On

Old wood

Breeder

Jim Zampini

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Plant Care

Light: Full sun (6+ hrs/day)

Soil: Prefers moist but well-drained, slightly acidic soils.

Water: Average water needs.

Fertilizing: If desired, fertilize in early spring using a granular (not liquid) fertilizer formulated for woody plants, like a rose or tree fertilizer. One application a year is sufficient in most areas. However, if you are starting with a very small plant, you may wish to fertilize monthly through late July to encourage more rapid growth.

Pruning: Little needed. You may selectively prune out branches to achieve a desired shape and habit if you wish, but regular pruning is neither required nor recommended.

Other: This is a grafted plant.

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