


Flowering Cherry Tree 'Shirotae'
Flowering Cherry Prunus ‘Shirotae’ is a small to medium-sized deciduous cherry tree with a graceful weeping habit, ideal for small or medium gardens. The tree is notable for blooming when many others are bare, producing single white flowers that bring early spring beauty. In autumn, the tree’s green foliage turns a brilliant yellow, offering attractive autumn colour.
Prunus ‘Shirotae’ has earned the RHS Recommended: Award of Garden Merit, signifying its excellence as a garden tree. While related to edible cherries, this ornamental cherry is prized for its striking blossom and seasonal interest. The tree also boasts attractive satiny bark, ensuring year-round appeal. For optimal results, plant in a sunny location to maximise the floral display.
If it is not possible to plant due to frozen or waterlogged soil, store the tree in a frost-free, airy place and keep the roots just moist. Heeling into bare ground is also an option. Prune in summer to prevent silver leaf disease and bacterial canker from entering the pruning cuts.
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Flowering Cherry Prunus ‘Shirotae’ is a small to medium-sized deciduous cherry tree with a graceful weeping habit, ideal for small or medium gardens. The tree is notable for blooming when many others are bare, producing single white flowers that bring early spring beauty. In autumn, the tree’s green foliage turns a brilliant yellow, offering attractive autumn colour.
Prunus ‘Shirotae’ has earned the RHS Recommended: Award of Garden Merit, signifying its excellence as a garden tree. While related to edible cherries, this ornamental cherry is prized for its striking blossom and seasonal interest. The tree also boasts attractive satiny bark, ensuring year-round appeal. For optimal results, plant in a sunny location to maximise the floral display.
If it is not possible to plant due to frozen or waterlogged soil, store the tree in a frost-free, airy place and keep the roots just moist. Heeling into bare ground is also an option. Prune in summer to prevent silver leaf disease and bacterial canker from entering the pruning cuts.





















