Kwanzan Cherry - High Graft Trees It is sparsely branched and

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well drained soils but can do well in most soil conditions

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It is known for its incredible floral display in mid-late spring of double pink-red flowers that emerge in clusters

Kwanzan Cherry - High Graft Trees It is sparsely branched andBeautiful double pink blossoms, good orange bronze fall color, lack of fruit, and an upright, vase shaped form make the Kwanzan cherry the most popular cultivar of all the double flowering cherries. It is a splendid specimen and can be planted in containers, along walks and streets, and in buffer strips. Named after a mountain in Japan, the Kwanzan cherry tree is native to China, Japan, and Korea. These deciduous trees come into bloom two weeks later