Ornamental cherry trees can be grown in USDA zones 5-8 or 5-9 in the West. Trees should be planted in full sun in well-draining soil and protected from strong winds. When choosing a tree, be sure to select one that is recommended for your zone and consider the eventual height and breadth of the tree at maturity.
- How do you grow an ornamental cherry tree?
- Do ornamental cherry trees produce cherries?
- How fast do ornamental cherry trees grow?
- How tall does an ornamental cherry tree grow?
How do you grow an ornamental cherry tree?
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- Ensure your tree is hydrated before planting. ...
- Dig a square hole three times the radius of the rootball, but only a few inches deeper than the rootball. ...
- Place your tree in the hole. ...
- Fill your hole with a mix of garden soil and compost.
Do ornamental cherry trees produce cherries?
Do cherries grow on a cherry blossom tree? Yes, and all are edible. However, cherry blossom trees have been bred over centuries specifically for their blossom and so the fruit may be very small and won't have a good taste.
How fast do ornamental cherry trees grow?
Growth Rate and Size
Most ornamental cherry trees are considered fast-growing plants, with a height increase of more than 25 inches per year.
How tall does an ornamental cherry tree grow?
Sweetly fragrant, the cherry blossoms stand upright at the side of the branches. Opening from pink buds, the large saucer-shaped blooms, almost 2 in.
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Hardiness | 6 - 8 |
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Exposure | Full Sun |
Season of Interest | Spring (Mid,Late) Fall |
Height | 20' - 25' (6m - 7.5m) |
Spread | 4' - 8' (120cm - 240cm) |