although regular pruning—typically twice a year—is essential to control its size and promote abundant blooms
great for foundation plantings or as groundcover
It has shallow roots so drainage is crucial for its successful growth
and dropping sprays of aromatic
Prunus Shirotae |Flowering Cherry 'Shirotae' - Girth 10-12cm - Height 320-340cm, 70lt Spiraea although regular pruning—typically twice aPrunus Shirotae is a small, ornamental, flat topped, flowering cherry tree with horizontally spreading and slightly arching branches covered with dark green leaves, bronze when emerging, vivid orange and red in autumn. Mildly fragrant, semi double, snowy white flowers bloom in April and May along with young light green foliage. Prunus Shirotae grows best in moderately fertile, deep, loamy, moist, well drained soils, but can adapt to various types of