yoshino cherry blossom bonsai tree Yoshino Cherry

yoshino cherry blossom bonsai tree Yoshino CherryYoshino Cherry (Prunus x yedoensis) is a timeless bonsai subject famed for its delicate white pink blooms that herald the arrival of spring. Originating from Japan, these healthy starts offer the opportunity to cultivate a revered flowering species steeped in cultural significance. The Yoshino's cascading branch structure compliment a graceful spreading habit. When kept compact through careful pruning, the petite serrated leaves reduce harmoniously,

Yoshino Cherry (Prunus x yedoensis) is a timeless bonsai subject famed for its delicate white-pink blooms that herald the arrival of spring. Originating from Japan, these healthy starts offer the opportunity to cultivate a revered flowering species steeped in cultural significance. The Yoshino's cascading branch structure compliment a graceful spreading habit. When kept compact through careful pruning, the petite serrated leaves reduce harmoniously, mirroring the tree's dainty blossoms. With proper technique, these deciduous cherries can produce a yearly floral display that captures the fleeting beauty of Sakura season. All trees have been cutting grown from specimen mother tree.

Note that this species is deciduous and will not have leaves if shipped during the winter. The trees pictured are representative examples and will not be the exact trees you receive. Some may have wire for movement or branch placement.

We are prohibited by law from shipping this Cherry species to CA, CO, ID, OR, UT, and WA.

Specifications:

• Scientific name: Prunus x yedoensis
• Height: 8"-18"
• Trunk: 1/8"-5/16"
• Hardness Zone: 5-8

Sizing Notes: 

• Small Starts  are our newest batch or the runts of the prior year's litter. Seedlings have been wired for movement, while those grown from cutting have not.
• Regular Starts are often on the shorter end of the height range with narrower caliper relative to Premium Starts.
• Premium Starts are a year older, have trunk bends set, and have the associated increase in caliper and development.