Cherry - Weeping Yoshino (Flowering) Pears performing well even in northern

performing well even in northern regions with harsh winters

while avoiding waterlogged soil

Known for producing some of the largest flowers of any magnolia

slightly tart flavor with a honeyed sweetness

holds attractive red tones through summer

Cherry - Weeping Yoshino (Flowering) Pears performing well even in northernThe Weeping Yoshino Cherry is a deciduous tree with a dramatic and graceful weeping habit. Blooming in early spring, its pendulous bare branches get smothered with generous clusters of brilliant white blossoms. The tree's bark exhibits a glossy quality, and its foliage is dark green in the summer and yellow in the fall. Along with its attractive shape, this tree is easy to grow and does well in drought conditions. These qualities make the Weeping