Fluffy pink blooms are clustered together along a single branch of Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry.
A close look at the dark pink flower buds and just opening flowers on Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry.
A wide well branched habit on Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry in a large white container
A look at the nicely branched habit of Weeping Extraordinaire planted in the landscape.
Fluffy pink blooms are clustered together along a single branch of Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry.
A close look at the dark pink flower buds and just opening flowers on Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry.
A wide well branched habit on Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry in a large white container
A look at the nicely branched habit of Weeping Extraordinaire planted in the landscape.

Weeping Extraordinaire™ Flowering Cherry

An excellent spring show awaits with Weeping Extraordinaire™ weeping cherry. Its slightly arched branches fill with double blooms in various shades of pink, verging on white. When the buds start to open, the flowers are a dark rosy pink and quickly mature to a light pink color. After the petals fall off, beautiful coppery new growth is revealed. As it grows, the foliage runs a lovely shade of bright emerald green until fall when it deepens to burgundy. It makes a lovely specimen plant or a line along a driveway or fence.

Why grow Weeping Extraordinaire weeping cherry?
– Extravagant flower show.
– Cheerful summer foliage.
– Interesting weeping habit.

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Additional information

Dimensions10 × 10 ft
Zone

5, 6, 7, 8

Foliage Color

Green

Height

15-20'

Width/Spread

15-20'

Exposure

Full Sun

Soil

Acidic, Average, Well-drained

Bloom Time

Spring

Uses

Cottage gardens, Foundations, Fruit Production, Shade tree, Specimen, Woodland gardens

Features

Attracts pollinators, 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.

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