Winter Flowering Cherry Tree Prunus Autumnalis Rosea 150-175cmPrunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' is one of the few cherry trees to flower in winter, with pale pink blooms from October to March, providing reliable garden color during the colder months. Supplied as a 150175cm bare root tree, pruned and ready for planting in UK gardens. Key Features Flowering period: October to March (peak winter months) Flower color: Light pink to rose Supplied as: Bare root, 150175cm tall, nursery pruned Final size: Up to 8m

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25kg bag covers up to 350m² for general use

topiary Hardy to UK climate

Soil Preference: Suits sandy

Planting Location:  Full sun to partial shade

Foliage: Divided dark green leaves

Water regularly until established

Disease Resistance: Good

75m tall and with dense growth

acid to alkaline

Tulameen offers strong resistance and fewer thorns

including clay if well-drained