Snowfountain Cherry (Prunus x yedoensis 'Snowfountain')

The Snowfountain Cherry (Prunus x yedoensis 'Snowfountain') is a striking ornamental tree known for its unique, cascading appearance and stunning floral display. Here are its key characteristics: Appearance: Size: Typically grows to about 10–15 feet tall and 10–12 feet wide, making it a smaller, compact tree. Shape: Known for its weeping, cascading branches that give it a graceful, fountain-like form. The branches gently droop, creating a soft, elegant silhouette. Flowers: Bloom Time: Flowers appear in early spring, often around March to April. Color: The blossoms are soft, pale pink to white, and are often quite numerous, creating a cloud of delicate flowers. Form: The flowers are semi-double and slightly fragrant, adding to its visual appeal. Foliage: Leaves: The leaves are dark green in the summer, turning yellow to reddish hues in the fall before dropping. Texture: Leaves are typically broad and glossy. Hardiness: Snowfountain Cherry is hardy in USDA zones