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5ft 'The Bride' Cherry Blossom Tree | Prunus incisa | Bare Root
- Enjoy a profusion of delicate white blossoms each spring.
- Witness a spectacular transformation as green leaves turn to a vibrant, fiery red in autumn.
- A compact, bushy tree, reaching a mature size of 4x4 metres, perfect for many garden sizes.
- A resilient and fully hardy choice, thriving in most soil types (except chalky).
- Arrives expertly pruned to encourage a robust, bushy shape for future growth.
Product Specifications
- Height on Arrival: 120-150cm inc. roots
- Eventual Height: 4m
- Supplied As: Our trees are supplied as “bare roots” meaning that the roots of the trees are established below the ground but not actively growing (dormant) between November and March. As bare roots are stored without any soil or pot, they would easily settle themselves when in contact with soil in your garden. Don't panic if your tree is not showing any sign of growth above the ground comes April, as its still in the dormant phase.
$33.99
5ft 'The Bride' Cherry Blossom Tree | Prunus incisa | Bare Root—
$33.99
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Description
- Enjoy a profusion of delicate white blossoms each spring.
- Witness a spectacular transformation as green leaves turn to a vibrant, fiery red in autumn.
- A compact, bushy tree, reaching a mature size of 4x4 metres, perfect for many garden sizes.
- A resilient and fully hardy choice, thriving in most soil types (except chalky).
- Arrives expertly pruned to encourage a robust, bushy shape for future growth.
Product Specifications
- Height on Arrival: 120-150cm inc. roots
- Eventual Height: 4m
- Supplied As: Our trees are supplied as “bare roots” meaning that the roots of the trees are established below the ground but not actively growing (dormant) between November and March. As bare roots are stored without any soil or pot, they would easily settle themselves when in contact with soil in your garden. Don't panic if your tree is not showing any sign of growth above the ground comes April, as its still in the dormant phase.
