Double pink flowers: Provides more blooms and petals than typical cherry trees for a stunning visual impact
Long-lasting spring blooms: Flowers from early April to late fall, offering weeks of color
Golden autumn leaves: Adds captivating color and texture to your landscape in the fall
Thrives in almost any soil and climate: Requires minimal maintenance and adapts to various conditions
Well-developed root system: Ensures healthy growth and reduces transplant shock
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Hardiest Cherry Blooms Welcome Spring Why Kwanzan Cherry Trees?
The hardiest of the Cherry Tree family, the Kwanzan heightens springtime each year, welcoming the new season with unmatched color. In fact, it's also the showiest of all Cherry Trees. And its flowers aren't just pink...but double pink, meaning that you get twice the petals an
Flower Color
Pink (double pink)
Mature Height
24 to 72 inches (varies by selection)
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Watering Needs
Moderate
Soil Type
Well-drained, moist
Plant Characteristics
Flowering
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Arrived in good shape. Got it in the ground a little later than I intended. Looked good in the ground. Apparently a deer or something gnawed on the lower leaves, stripping the branches. We think it’s going to be okay. Top of tree continues to grow. Looks healthy . Very happy right now.
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John · June 15, 2026
Lovely gift for a baby on the way!
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Kylee · August 14, 2026
Kwanzaa Cheery Trees
These were replacement for Dogwoods that did not survive. So far, so good.