Prunus serrulata 'Amanogawa' - Upright Flowering Cherry Tree
Prunus serrulata 'Amanogawa' - Upright Flowering Cherry Tree
Prunus serrulata Amanogawa - Upright Flowering Cherry Tree
A stunning upright flowering cherry renowned for its spectacular spring display and elegant columnar form. This premium specimen creates a striking vertical accent in any garden, ideal for smaller spaces, formal plantings, or as a dramatic focal point.
Key Features
- Spectacular pale pink semi-double blossoms in April and May
- Distinctive narrow columnar habit perfect for tight spaces
- Bronze-tinted young foliage maturing to fresh green
- Stunning autumn colour with warm orange and red tones
- Mature height 6-8m, spread 2-3m
- Hardy and low-maintenance once established
Why Choose Amanogawa?
This architectural cherry brings the romance of Japanese blossom season to British gardens. Its upright form makes it exceptionally versatile. Plant as a statement specimen, create an avenue of spring colour, or use to frame entrances and pathways. The fragrant pink flowers attract pollinators, while the compact spread suits urban gardens and courtyard settings.
Planting and Care
Thrives in full sun to partial shade in well-drained fertile soil. Plant in autumn or early spring. Water regularly during the first growing season. Remove dead or crossing branches in late summer.
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Planting Instructions
Plant in autumn or early spring in full sun to partial shade in well-drained fertile soil. Dig a hole twice the width of the root ball, backfill, firm, and water thoroughly. Water regularly during the first season. Mulch around the base. Remove dead or crossing branches in late summer to reduce risk of silver leaf disease.
Size & Specification
Available as a 2.5-3m tall specimen in a 100 litre pot. Eventual height 6-8 metres, spread 2-3 metres. Distinctive narrow columnar habit ideal for tight spaces, avenues, and formal plantings.
Delivery & Dispatch
Delivered on a pallet via specialist courier Monday to Friday. Someone must be available to receive. Orders dispatched Monday to Wednesday with tracking notification. Delivery available nationwide across mainland UK.
Wildlife & Ecological Notes
Fragrant pink blossoms in April and May provide an excellent early nectar source for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Cherry trees support a wide range of invertebrates and are host plants for several moth and butterfly species. The canopy provides nesting and foraging habitat for small birds throughout the growing season.