Fall/Winter 2016

Trees to Consider:

Yoshino cherry

 

Yoshino cherry is a medium-sized ornamental tree that displays an abundance of small pinkish-white flowers when in bloom, in the spring. This drought resistant tree is native to the Yoshino District in Japan and was introduced to the United States in 1902.

 

Latin Name: Prunus x yedoensis

 

Common Name(s): Yoshino cherry

 

Tree Type: Ornamental; deciduous

 

Sun and Water Requirements: Full to partial sun and requires regular watering (weekly)

 

Expected growth: Fast growing, 25-35ft high and 30-35ft wide.

 

Foliage: The leaves are deep green and branch out after the flowers have blossomed. The bark is a beautiful mocha brown with a metallic gloss.

 

Flowers: Pinkish-white blooms appear each spring before the leaves branch out.

 

Landscape Value: Yoshino cherry trees will add a beautiful and serene ambiance to your property. Its foliage changes from yellow to a reddish-brown in spring and fall — making it a year round centerpiece of your property.

 

Trivia: The Yoshino cherry tree is the star of the annual cherry festival in Washington, D.C. and closer to home, Branch Brook Park in NJ has the largest collection of cherry blossom trees in the U.S.

 

LOCATIONS:

 

Lower Westchester County, NY and New York City

58 Beechwood Ave, New Rochelle, NY 10801

914-576-0193

 

Upper Westchester (North of I-287)

15 Broadway, Hawthorne, NY 10532

914-741-1510

 

Fairfield County, Connecticut

80 Lincoln Avenue, Stamford CT 06902

203-348-4111

 

Bergen & Passaic Counties, NJ

504 High Mountain Road, North Haledon, NJ 07508

973-636-6711

 

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