Weeping Cherry ‘Falling Snow’
Weeping Cherry (Prunus pendula) – Approx. 3–5 m tall. Plant in full sun, well-drained soil; protect from hot winds. Mulch, water in summer, and prune lightly after flowering.
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Product Overview
The Weeping Cherry ‘Falling Snow’ is a deciduous ornamental cherry tree prized for its graceful shape and snow-like blossoms. In early spring, its long weeping branches become covered in masses of pure white single flowers, creating a cascading effect that looks like a shower of snowflakes.
Growth & Habit
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Size: Usually grows 2–3 m tall and wide, though some grafted specimens stay smaller.
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Shape: Naturally forms a rounded, umbrella-like canopy with arching, pendulous branches.
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Foliage: Bright green leaves in spring and summer, turning yellow to orange in autumn before dropping.
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Bark: Smooth with reddish-brown tones, adding winter interest once leaves fall.
Position & Planting
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Light: Thrives in full sun; will tolerate light shade but flowers best in sunshine.
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Soil: Prefers well-drained, fertile soil (loamy or sandy is best). Avoid heavy, waterlogged soils.
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Water: Regular watering when young; drought-tolerant once established.
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Climate: Hardy in temperate climates – great for Melbourne gardens.
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