But you might be wondering—how do you properly grow and care for a weeping cherry tree? What Is a Weeping Cherry Tree? With abundant blooms in early to mid-spring ranging from p ...

Weeping trees make excellent focal points for the garden because of their unusual cascading branches. There are smaller flowering types like weeping cherries, pussy willows and redbuds.

A good example is weeping cherry, a popular ornamental tree. In this case the rootstock sapling is cut several feet above ground, and a cutting or bud from a known weeping cherry is grafted at the ...

A common example of this are weeping flowering cherry trees. Many of these sold to home gardeners are created by grafting a weeping Higan cherry tree (Prunus subhirtella var. pendula) onto the ...

The problem is that weeping cherries are not very happy in our climate. Ornamental cherry trees do best in cooler climates with even moisture. Unfortunately in our climate because of the uneven ...

as specimen trees in front yards or as accents near the house. Cherry (Prunus varieties): Ornamental cherries offer a compact rounded or weeping habit, glossy bark and a spectacular bounty of ...

This cultivar of our Texas tough evergreen tree is one of the most unusual ornamental specimens. Gracefully weeping evergreen branches give rise to scarlet berries that persist through winter and ...

My weeping cherry tree has been slimed ... from the vascular system located immediately under the bark. Ornamental cherry trees have extremely thin bark, and gummosis can be caused by numerous ...