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Prunus sargentii ‘<strong>Co</strong>lumnaris’<br />
<strong>Co</strong>lumnar Sargent Cherry<br />
Zone: 4<br />
Height: 35'<br />
Spread: 15'<br />
Shape: Upright,<br />
columnar to narrowly<br />
vase shaped<br />
Foliage: Dark green<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor: Orange to<br />
orange-red<br />
Flower: Single pink,<br />
in clusters<br />
A narrow, upright form makes this Sargent Cherry<br />
suitable as a street tree which is admired for its<br />
beautiful fall color and handsome mahogany<br />
colored bark.<br />
Prunus subhirtella ‘Pendula Plena Rosea’<br />
Double Weeping Cherry<br />
syn.Yae-Shidare-Higan<br />
Zone: 5<br />
Height: 25'<br />
Spread: 25'<br />
Shape: Weeping<br />
Foliage: Dark green<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor: Yellow to<br />
bronze<br />
Flower: Double, pink<br />
Graceful form and an impressive spring floral<br />
display make this one of the best weeping trees.<br />
<strong>Co</strong>ntorted form is an unusual artistic expression<br />
of a classic ornamental tree.<br />
Kwanzan Cherry<br />
Prunus ‘First Lady’<br />
First Lady Cherry<br />
Zone: 6<br />
Height: 28'<br />
Spread: 18'<br />
Shape: Upright,<br />
narrow oval<br />
Foliage: Dark green<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor: Yellow<br />
orange to orange red<br />
Flower: Dark pink<br />
Dark pink, semi-pendulous flowers grace the<br />
strongly upright branches of this U. S. National<br />
Arboretum introduction. Narrower in form than<br />
its parent, Okame, its blossoms are deeper<br />
pink in color, and leaves are darker green.<br />
A medley of yellow, orange and red autumn<br />
leaves extends seasonal interest.<br />
Prunus serrulata ‘Kwanzan’<br />
Kwanzan Cherry<br />
Zone: 5<br />
Height: 30'<br />
Spread: 20'<br />
Shape: Stiffly vase<br />
shaped<br />
Foliage: Dark green<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor:<br />
Bronze-orange to<br />
orange-red<br />
Flower: Double, rosy<br />
pink in clusters<br />
Kwanzan’s large double pink flowers make it the<br />
showiest cherry in spring and account for its<br />
great popularity.<br />
Prunus serrulata ‘Shirotae’<br />
Mt. Fuji Cherry<br />
Zone: 5<br />
Height: 15'<br />
Spread: 20'<br />
Shape: Spreading<br />
Foliage: Dark green,<br />
glossy<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor: Yellow<br />
Flower: Pink buds<br />
open to large<br />
double white<br />
flowers<br />
Very large white flowers cover the spreading<br />
branches of Mt. Fuji Cherry quite early in spring.<br />
Also know as Shirotae.<br />
Prunus ‘Okame’<br />
Okame Cherry<br />
Zone: 5<br />
Height: 25'<br />
Spread: 20'<br />
Shape: Upright<br />
branching, oval<br />
Foliage: Dark green,<br />
fine textured<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor: Yelloworange<br />
to orange-red<br />
Flower: Small, clear<br />
pink, profuse<br />
Effective floral display of this very early-blooming<br />
cultivar is long lasting due to brightly colored<br />
flower bud and calyx. A hybrid of P. incisa x<br />
P. campanulata, Okame originated in England and<br />
was introduced to the U.S. by Morris Arboretum.<br />
First Lady Cherry<br />
Prunus ‘Hally Jolivette’<br />
Hally Jolivette Cherry<br />
Zone: 5<br />
Height: 15'<br />
Spread: 15'<br />
Shape: Dense,<br />
rounded<br />
Foliage: Green, fine<br />
textured<br />
Fall <strong>Co</strong>lor: Yellowish<br />
Flower: White with<br />
pinkish tint<br />
Most diminutive of the cherries we grow; dense,<br />
fine textured, with double white flowers tinted pink.<br />
Pink Flair ® Cherry<br />
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© J. <strong>Frank</strong> <strong>Schmidt</strong> & <strong>Son</strong> <strong>Co</strong>.<br />
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