Cherry Yoshino

Cherry Yoshino is a popular flowering cherry tree known for its beautiful display of pale pink to white blossoms. It typically grows to a height of 30′ feet with a similar spread and forms a broad, vase-shaped canopy.

Cherry Yoshino is a popular flowering cherry tree known for its beautiful display of pale pink to white blossoms. Making Washington D.C. famous for their cherry trees, it typically grows to a height of 30′ feet with a similar spread and forms a broad, vase-shaped canopy. The tree features green leaves that turn yellow in the fall, enhancing its visual appeal. Cherry Yoshino blooms in early spring, usually in March or April, and is suitable for USDA hardiness zones 6-8. It thrives in full sun exposure and requires regular watering.