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Prunus Shimidsu Sakura

Prunus Shimidsu Sakura

Flowering Cherry, Japanese Flowering Cherry

Regular price $140.00
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Prunus ‘Shimizu Sakura’ is an exceptional Japanese flowering cherry tree renowned for its breathtaking display of large, semi-double soft pink blossoms. Often considered one of the finest ornamental cherries, this elegant deciduous tree transforms into a cloud of delicate pink flowers during spring, creating a spectacular focal point in the garden.

The blooms emerge in abundance along bare branches before the fresh foliage fully develops, producing a classic Japanese cherry blossom display. Each flower is a soft shell-pink colour with gently ruffled petals, creating a romantic and graceful appearance that captures attention from near and far.

As the flowering season ends, attractive fresh green foliage emerges to provide a beautiful summer canopy. In autumn, the leaves develop warm tones of gold, orange and bronze before falling, ensuring the tree remains a feature through multiple seasons.

With its broad spreading habit and outstanding floral display, Prunus ‘Shimizu Sakura’ is ideally suited as a specimen tree, avenue planting or feature in Japanese-inspired gardens. It is a tree that celebrates the changing seasons and provides one of the most memorable spring displays available.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Masses of spectacular soft pink cherry blossoms
  • One of the finest Japanese flowering cherry trees
  • Creates a stunning spring feature
  • Beautiful broad spreading canopy
  • Attractive autumn colour adds seasonal interest
  • Perfect for Japanese-style gardens
  • Excellent specimen or avenue tree
  • A true showstopper when in flower

  • Frost Tolerant , Cold hardy, Attracts pollinators, Flowering, and Deciduous
  • Expected 5 Year Height 4.0M
  • Flowers in Spring and October

Planting & Care Tips

How to care for your Prunus Shimidsu Sakura:Prunus ‘Shimizu Sakura’ requires very little pruning. Remove dead, damaged or crossing branches during winter dormancy if required.

Mulch annually around the base to conserve moisture, improve soil health and suppress weeds. Avoid damaging the trunk when mowing or cultivating around the tree.

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